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Friday September 16th 2011
18:00 Opening
Andreas
Simm
Address
M. Gekle, Dean of
the Medical Faculty
M.
Gogol, German Society of Gerontology and Geriatrics
R.-E. Silber, Director of
the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery
Keynote lecture and Schober award
Laudation Kaisu Pitkälä
by Thomas E. Johnson, Boulder, USA
Keynote lecture:
Kaisu Pitkälä, Helsinki, Finland
"Effectivness of Preventive Interventions on Older Populations"
20:00 Come Together
Saturday
September 17th 2011
08:00 - 10:00 Session 1: "What are our goals - and how can we
measure them?"
Chair: Kaisu Pikälä, Andreas Simm
| The view of a basic Scientist |
Tilman Grune |
Jena, D |
| The view of a sports scientist |
Nadja Schott |
Stuttgart, D |
| The view of a medical scientist |
Ursula Müller-Werdan |
Halle, D |
| The view of a geriatrics |
Angelo Scuteri |
Rome, I |
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break, Poster Session
10:30 - 12:30 Session 2: "Malnutrition or caloric restriction:
positive or negative?"
Chair: Tilman Grune,
Angelo Scuteri
| Nopsi: a novel RNA
methyl-transferase extending life span in worm and fly and its cross-talk
to nutrition |
Johannes Grillari |
Wien, A |
| The obesity paradox in heart
failure: Benefits of being overweight? |
Stephan von Haehling |
Berlin, D |
| Genetic Studies on Caloric
Restriction in the Worm and in the Mouse: What Does It Tell Us? |
Thomas E. Johnson |
Boulder, USA |
| Diets in the (oldest) old: Why? |
Cornel Sieber |
Nürnberg, D |
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch Break
13:30 - 15:30 Session 3: "Sports or activity: what is effective in
an aged population?"
Chair: Manfred Gogol,
Franklin Rosenfeldt
| Can you run away from aortic
valve stenosis and an abdominal aortic aneurysm? |
Volker Adams |
Leipzig, D |
| Does moderate activity
positively influence biological age? |
Alexander Navarrete Santos |
Halle, D |
| Aging and Inactivity:
Strategies for Reversal |
LaDora Thompson |
Minnesota, USA |
| Effects of a standardised
physical training in frail older patients with dementia: can frailty
be treated? |
Klaus Hauer |
Heidelberg, D |
15:30 - 16:30 Poster Session / Coffee Break
16:30 - 18:30 Session 4: "Oxidative stress and antioxidants:
re-evaluation of an old theory"
Chair: George Martin, Suresh Rattan
| Growth hormone, methionine
and aging |
Holly Brown-Borg |
Grand-Forks, USA |
| Epithelial stress and aging
in the evolution of Lung Fibrosis |
Andreas Günther |
Giessen, D |
| The effects of antioxidants
on lifespan and disease |
Flint Beal |
New York, USA |
| Mitochondrial theory of Aging:
From mtDNA mutations to protein turnover |
Alexandra Trifonovic |
Köln, D |
20:00 Gala-Dinner (Moritzburg)
Sunday September 18th 2011
08:30 - 10:30 Session 5: "Preventive interventions in clinical
settings"
Chair: Rolf-Edgar Silber,
Ursula Müller-Werdan
| Perspectives of
preconditioning prior cardiac surgery – an overview |
Ivar Friedrich |
Trier, D |
| Preventive Implications in
Cardiac Surgery of the Elderly under Gender-Specific View |
Sandra Eifert |
Leipzig, D |
| Metabolic therapy and
oxidative stress in cardiac surgery and cardiovascular disease |
Franklin Rosenfeldt |
Melbourne, AUS |
| Ageing at heart: Too frail
for intervals? |
Øyvind Ellingsen |
Trondheim, N |
10:30 - 11:30 Poster Session / Coffee Break
11:30 - 11:45 Posterprice
11:45 - 13:45 Session 6: "Mild stress can help: the hormesis concept"
Chair: Cornel Sieber, Flint Beal
| Hormesis: Its Significance
for Toxicology, Pharmacology and Risk Assessment |
Edward Calabrese |
Amherst, USA |
| On the Quasi-Stochastic
Distributions of Major Geriatric Pathologies |
George Martin |
Seattle, USA |
| Applying hormesis in ageing
research and interventions |
Suresh Rattan |
Aarhus, DK |
| Promoting lifespan and
metabolic health by increasing oxidative stress: mitochondrial
hormesis |
Michael Ristow |
Jena, D |
13:45 – 14:15 Farewell
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