NIA and future of HIV and aging science: programmatic interests, training pathways, and other considerations seminar.

this webinar will examine cellular senescence and its implications for healthspan. Topics include senescent cell removal and age-related conditions, developments in senolytic drug discovery, links between cellular senescence, innate immune activation, and metabolic decline, and an update on the NIH Cellular Senescence Network (SenNet). Speakers include Steven N. Austad, PhD; Darren J. Baker, PhD; Anthony Covarrubias, PhD; and Laura Niedernhofer, MD, PhD.

The GSA Annual Scientific Meeting brings together researchers, educators, scientists, health care professionals, influential thought leaders, and industry experts to address today’s most pressing issues in the field of aging.

Virtual Lecture by Dr. Stephanie Shiau, PhD, MPH as a part of the Rustbelt CFAR HIV Across the Lifespan series

This conference brings scientists from around the world together annually to share research, exchange new ideas and experience cutting-edge science in neuroscience.

This webinar will feature Richard A. Miller, Steven Austad, and Matt Kaeberlein discussing the translation of aging rate indicators from mouse studies into human clinical research. Topics include 12 candidate aging rate indicators, machine-learning approaches for identifying and validating them, regulatory barriers to testing anti-aging interventions in humans, and safeguards for equitable access. The session will also include a live audience Q&A.

ICFSR was created to speed the development of clinical trials in frail older adults by sharing experiences, to accelerate the discovery of treatments and prevention methods for healthy aging and prevention of disabilities and dependency in older adults.

Abstract submission first-call deadline October 5, 2026; late-call deadline December 22, 2026.

IWHOD brings senior and junior HIV and hepatitis observational database researchers together to advance the methodology and analysis of observational data.

Abstract submission deadline December 7, 2026 at 5 PM PST.

The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) provides a forum for basic scientists and clinical investigators to present, discuss, and critique their investigations into the epidemiology and biology of human retroviruses and associated diseases.

Focuses on a wide range of topics, but looks like more epidemiology, advocacy, policy, interventions, social issues, service delivery.

Covers a wide range of topics, including, but not limited to: HIV comorbidities, underrepresented populations, social aspects, quality of life, biology, epigenetics, epidemiology, substance use, policy, advocacy, and pharmacology

Abstract submission deadline January 22, 2027.

Bridge the widening gaps among the fields of infectious diseases clinical practice and research, including clinical, epidemiological, health services, implementation, translational, and basic research. 

Abstract submission deadline: TBD

The AGS Annual Scientific Meeting is the premier educational event in geriatrics, providing the latest information on clinical care, research on aging, and innovative models of care delivery for geriatrics professionals from all disciplines.

Abstract submission deadline: December 2, 2026

The American Aging Association is dedicated to promoting biomedical studies to increase life spans and slow aging, informing the public, increasing knowledge of biogerontology and fostering career development of AGE trainees and members.

Abstract submission deadline: February 19, 2027

ASM Microbe showcases the breadth of microbial sciences and provides a forum to explore topics from basic microbiology to translation and application.

The theme of this conference is ‘Ageing Futures: Rethinking Later Life Across Boundaries.’

An annual conference focusing on current issues around HIV/AIDS in the United States.

This biennial conference is a major bilingual international AIDS science forum, which alternates between anglophone and francophone African countries.

An international conference focusing on cutting-edge HIV research world-wide, including low and middle income (LMIC) settings.

Abstract submission: TBD

This annual series of conferences features the presentation and discussion of HIV treatment and biomedical prevention adherence research, and current behavioral and clinical perspectives in practicum, within the context of optimizing the continuum of HIV care and prevention.

Abstract submission deadline: TBD

The goal of this conference is to support the next generation of HIV researchers, HIV prevention and treatment practitioners, and service providers working towards an end to HIV/AIDS through networking and sharing visions for future priorities.