Workshop: Connecting the Biological and Physical Principles of Mammalian Aging May 15-16, 2014
Opening Remarks / Krastan B. Blagoev, NSF; Larry Nagahara, NIH/NCI; José Velázquez, NIH/NIA
SESSION 1: Overview
General Principles of Physical Aging / Geoffrey West, The Santa Fe Institute
What Do We Really Know about Mammalian Aging? / Jerry Shay, UT Southwestern Medical Center
SESSION 2: Programed Aging in Mammals: Telomeres, Stem Cells
Cell Cycle, p16 / John Sedivy, Brown University
Stem Cells / Dirk Hockmeyer, UC Berkeley
Universal Donor Cells / Woody Wright, UT-Southwestern Medical Center
DAY ONE DISCUSSION: Moderator, Larry Nagahara, NIH/NCI
SESSION 3: ROS, Metabolism, Caloric Restriction
Metabolism Mitochondria / Ergun Sahin, Baylor College of Medicine
Resveratrol, ROS / Joseph Baur, PENN
Caloric Restriction in Primates / Joseph Kemnitz, University of Wisconsin, Madison
EXTRA SESSION
Evolution of Interdependence & Aging / Dervis Can Vural, Harvard University
Neuroimaging Brain Aging / David Salat, HMS/MGH
SESSION 4: Cancer
Tito Fojo, NIH/NCI
SESSION 5: General Principles
Overview of outstanding questions in aging, moving forward / Michael West, BioTime
SESSION 6: Physics and Mathematics
Success Story / Alan Perelson, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Old Snow / Robert Laughlin, Stanford University