Detailed program
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Latest update: June 13, 2024
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Abbreviations in the program
S1 – Symposia session 1
O3 – Oral session 3
PT. Wid1:6 – Poster tour in Widerströmska huset, day 1, tour 6
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Aula Medica
Aula Medica & Biomedicum
Erling Persson, Aula Medica
Eva & Georg Klein, Biomedicum
Nils Ringertz, Biomedicum
Ragnar Granit, Biomedicum
Peter Reichard, Biomedicum
Christina Larsdotter, Berzeliuslaboratoriet
Jakob Berzelius, Berzeliuslaboratoriet
Andreas Vesalius, Berzeliuslaboratoriet
Inghesalen, Widerströmska huset
Wangari, Widerströmska huset
David, Widerströmska huset
Karolina, Widerströmska huset
Münchenbryggeriet
Aula Medica, Floor 3:1
Aula Medica, Floor 3:2
Aula Medica, Floor 3:3
Aula Medica, Floor 3:4
Aula Medica, Floor 3:5
Biomedicum, Foyer1
Biomedicum, Foyer2
Biomedicum, Foyer3
Biomedicum, Foyer4
Biomedicum, Foyer5
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer1
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer2
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer3
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer4
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer5
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer6
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer7
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer8
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer9
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer10
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer11
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer12
Berzeliuslaboratoriet, Foyer13
Widerströmska huset, Foyer1
Widerströmska huset, Foyer2
Widerströmska huset, Foyer3
Widerströmska huset, Foyer4
Widerströmska huset, Foyer5
Widerströmska huset, Foyer6
Widerströmska huset, Foyer7
Widerströmska huset, Foyer8
Registration, Aula Medica
Aula Medica, Biomedicum, Berzeliuslaboratory and Widerströmska Huset
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
There are no poster tours today
16:00-17:30
Full - Pre-conference workshop for early career researchers
16:00-18:00
Registration
08:30-09:40
Opening ceremony
10:00-10:30
Keynote Vania de la Fuente-Núnez: Ageism: a public health issue
10:30-11:30
Lunch, posters and exhibition
Aula Medica & Biomedicum
11:30-12:15
Alzheimerfonden presenterar: Dialogsession på svenska: att ge röst åt patienter med demens och deras familjemedlemmar (session in Swedish)
12:15-13:15
SFOepi presents: Cutting-edge epidemiological insights in the old population: From immunity to environment.
12:15-13:15
PT. AM1:1 Dementia: medical risk factors
12:15-13:15
PT. AM1:2 Dementia: informal care
12:15-13:15
PT. AM1:3 Dementia: care
12:15-13:15
PT. AM1:4 Dementia
12:15-13:15
PT. Bio1:1 Multimorbidity
12:15-13:15
PT. Bio1:2 Frailty
12:15-13:15
PT. Bio1:3 Cardiovascular disease
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:1 Ageism
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:2 Home care
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:3 Physical activity: epidemiology
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:4 Nursing home relocation
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:5 Health inequalities and life course
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:6 Living environment and housing
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:7 Gender, sex differences, and sexuality
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:8 Nursing and person-centered care
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:9 Informal caregiving (1)
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:10 Falls
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:11 Migration
12:15-13:15
PT. Ber1:12 Technology
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:1 COVID-19
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:2 Understanding quality of life
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:3 Quality of life: interventions
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:4 Social factors
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:5 Working life
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:6 Mobility
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:7 Care: international perspectives
12:15-13:15
PT. Wid1:8 Primary care
12:15-13:15
Keynote Luigi Ferrucci: The transformative role of the biology of ageing for the new chapter of medicine
13:30-14:30
Coffee break, posters and exhibition
Aula Medica & Biomedicum
14:30-15:00
Spotlight: Sarcopenia and falls – intertwining geriatric syndromes
15:00-16:30
Spotlight: The potential of different theoretical perspectives for the understanding of loneliness
15:00-16:30
O1. Well-being in later life
15:00-16:30
S1. Social inequalities and ageing in a Nordic setting - from working life to residential care
15:00-16:30
O2. Frailty: epidemiology and interventions
15:00-16:30
S2. Digital (in)equalities in intergenerational care relationships among older people living alone
15:00-16:30
S3. Towards age-friendly built environments in different national contexts
15:00-16:30
S4. Civic engagement in old age: addressing research gaps by focusing on the diversity of older adults
15:00-16:30
O3. Care organisation and welfare perspectives
15:00-16:30
O4. Mental health, quality of life and self-rated health
15:00-16:30
S5. Older adults living alone with dementia: challenges and promising clinical interventions
15:00-16:30
NKG Sohlberg and Promising researcher awards and lectures
16:45-17:45
Welcome reception
18:00-19:15
Keynote Jan Semenza: Health impacts from climate change
09:00-10:00
Coffee break, posters and exhibition
Aula Medica, Biomedicum, Berzeliuslaboratory and Widerströmska Huset
10:00-10:30
Spotlight: Health and welfare technology and ageing: a Nordic perspective
10:30-12:00
Spotlight: At the crossroads of biological aging: different theories for one same outcome
10:30-12:00
O5. Brain and cognitive ageing
10:30-12:00
S6. Capability in ageing: multidisciplinary views of older people performing actions they value to reach their goals
10:30-12:00
O6. Methodological innovations
10:30-12:00
S7. Psychosocial resilience in ageing populations: Why do some dip and recover and others not?
10:30-12:00
S8. Care and support of younger persons with dementia and their families in Sweden
10:30-12:00
S9. Later life and social change: Insights from Ulrich Beck's social theory
10:30-12:00
S10. Still going STRONG - understanding the interplay of environmental, social and individual factors in healthy ageing and longevity
10:30-12:00
O7. Working life and retirement
10:30-12:00
O8. Social care, policy and practice
10:30-12:00
O9. Medication-related problems
10:30-12:00
Lunch, posters and exhibition
Aula Medica
12:00-12:45
SWEAH presents: Graduate education in gerontology in Northern Europe – what now?
12:30-13:45
Aging Research Center presents: Setting priorities & identifying goals to support high-impact research on aging
12:30-13:45
PT. AM2:1 Physical activity: interventions
12:45-13:45
PT. AM2:2 Health and social care workers
12:45-13:45
PT. AM2:3 Frailty: prediction and measurements
12:45-13:45
PT. AM2:4 Home environment
12:45-13:45
PT. AM2:5 Family relations (2)
12:45-13:45
PT. Bio2:1 Retirement
12:45-13:45
PT. Bio2:2 End of life
12:45-13:45
PT. Bio2:3 Quality of life: nursing homes
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:1 Dementia: social and socioeconomic risk factors
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:2 Dementia: biomarkers and biological factors
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:3 Dementia: risk factors
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:4 LGBTQ and ageing
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:5 Health and social care
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:6 Biological aging
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:7 Nutrition
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:8 Internet and technology use
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:9 Environment
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:10 Sleep and substance use
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:11 Gerontological education
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:12 Policy
12:45-13:45
PT. Ber2:13 Geriatric assessments
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:1 COVID-19: care
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:2 Ageism, discrimination and policy
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:3 Quality of life: epidemiology
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:4 Loneliness
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:5 Family relations (1)
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:6 Mental health
12:45-13:45
PT. Wid2:7 Care: coordination, assessment, and prevention
12:45-13:45
Keynote Marijke Veenstra: Tackling social inequalities at older ages – A battle worth fighting?
14:00-15:00
Coffee break, posters & exhibition
Aula Medica, Biomedicum, Berzeliuslaboratory and Widerströmska Huset
15:00-15:30
Spotlight: New directions in intergenerational research on support and care in ageing families
15:30-17:00
S11. Migrancy as a starting point for gerontological inquiries
15:30-17:00
O10. Life-course circumstances and health in later life
15:30-17:00
S12. Drawing attention to the richness of activities among persons 80 years and above: leisure, work, and future plans
15:30-17:00
O11. Environment and housing
15:30-17:00
S13. Is 70 the new 50? Evidence from markers of aging across generations from Nordic studies of aging
15:30-17:00
S14. Health literacy – necessary to consider in work and research that includes older adults?
15:30-17:00
S15. Health-related determinants of working life expectancy in three European contexts
15:30-17:00
S16. Age norms, age logics and age categorizations – approaches for a critical understanding
15:30-17:00
O12. Long-term care
15:30-17:00
O13. Nutrition and related interventions
15:30-17:00
O14. Dementia: epidemiology and care
15:30-17:00
Congress dinner at Münchenbryggeriet
19:00-00:00
Spotlight: Nordic infrastructures for ageing research: promises and pitfalls
09:00-10:30
Spotlight: Global multidomain lifestyle interventions for dementia prevention: myths and realities
09:00-10:30
O15. Informal care
09:00-10:30
S17. Future Well Aging- in a transforming digital world
09:00-10:30
O16. Cultural perspectives and challenges
09:00-10:30
S18. Housing choices, relocation and active ageing
09:00-10:30
S19. Risk stratification of multimorbid patients across the care continuum: insights from three EU-funded projects
09:00-10:30
S20. Not just for the queers: The salience of research on LGBTQ+ ageing for generalist gerontology and geriatrics, and transforming the world
09:00-10:30
S21. Studying determinants of out-of-home mobility and activity behavior and empowering people through spatial data
09:00-10:30
O17. Healthcare use and transitions
09:00-10:30
O18. Mobility and sarcopenia
09:00-10:30
O19. Loneliness and social inclusion
09:00-10:30
Coffee break, posters and exhibition
Aula Medica & Biomedicum
10:30-11:00
Keynote Alexandre Sidorenko: International action on ageing: Adjusting to a changing world
11:00-12:00
Lunch, posters and exhibition
Aula Medica
12:00-12:30
PT. AM3:1 Dementia:epidemiology
12:30-13:00
PT. AM3:2 Dementia: interventions (1)
12:30-13:00
PT. AM3:3 Dementia: interventions (2)
12:30-13:00
PT. AM3:4 Cohorts
12:30-13:00
PT. AM3:5 Physical activity
12:30-13:00
PT. Bio3:1 Pain and disability
12:30-13:00
PT. Bio3:2 Informal caregiving (2)
12:30-13:00
PT. Bio3:3 User involvement
12:30-13:00
PT. Bio3:4 The oldest old
12:30-13:00
S22. World Falls Guidelines: What is new?
13:15-14:45
S23. From Centuries past to centenarians: Nordic longevity in focus
13:15-14:45
O20. Relationships, sexuality and family
13:15-14:45
S24. Change and stability of place and ageing: On the role of time, transition and belonging
13:15-14:45
O21. Perspectives on care
13:15-14:45
S25. Deprescribing: a future strategy to optimize medication use in older adults?
13:15-14:45
S26. Beyond borders: International perspectives on reablement
13:15-14:45
S27. Stress across the life course and mental health in later life
13:15-14:45
S28. Empowering older adults: Exploring the intersection of digital technologies, datafication, AI and learning across the life course
13:15-14:45
O22. Transportation, technology and digital participation
13:15-14:45
O23. Physical activity and anthropometry
13:15-14:45
O24. Working life
13:15-14:45
Poster prizes and closing ceremony
15:00-15:30
Contact us
Congress Secretariat: Academic Conferences
Email: nkg2024@akademikonferens.se
Support abstract questions
abstracts+nkg2024@invajo.com
Phone +46 18 67 10 34 or +46 18 67 10 03
Important dates
2 October 2023 - Abstract submission and registration open
29 November 2023 - Deadline abstracts for symposia
15 January 2024 - Notification for accepted symposia
25 January 2024 - Deadline oral presentations and posters
26 February 2024 - Notification for accepted oral and poster presentation
26 February 2024 - Deadline for submission of individual abstracts within accepted symposia
8 March 2024 - End of Early Bird registration
15 May 2024 - Deadline to register with an accepted presentation
12-14 June 2024 Congress dates
