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The Gerontology Conference 2027 is an international academic gathering focused on research, discussion, and collaboration on aging and later life.
The 5th Global Conference on Aging and Gerontology will take place from 18 - 20 June 2027 in Tokyo, Japan. The conference will welcome researchers, experts, professionals, and scholars from gerontology and related fields.
This gerontology conference covers a wide range of topics, including healthy aging, geriatrics, rehabilitation, dementia and cognitive health, mental well-being, caregiving, long-term care, age-friendly communities, rights, retirement, technology, health systems, and social policy. These themes reflect the interdisciplinary nature of aging and gerontology research.
Participants can join as oral presenters, poster presenters, virtual presenters, or listeners. This international geriatrics conference includes research sessions, speaker presentations, questions and discussion, academic networking, and a free guided city tour in Tokyo.
The event provides participants with a focused setting to present their research clearly, receive useful feedback, increase academic visibility, explore publication opportunities, and build professional relationships that can continue after the conference.
AGCONF welcomes empirical, theoretical, clinical, comparative, interdisciplinary, and practice-based studies. Authors should identify a clear question, explain the method or approach, present the main finding or argument, and show how the work contributes to knowledge or practice.
The scientific committee will evaluate the submitted abstracts. All submissions should report original and previously unpublished research results, no matter the type of research paper you are presenting.
Aging & Rehabilitation
Aging & Rejuvenation
Aging and Clinical Trials
Aging and Geriatrics
Aging and Mental Disorders
Aging and Neuroplasticity
Aging and Social Aspects
Aging Care Management
Aging in Literature
Alzheimer’s disease
Anti-aging and longevity
Anti-Aging Peptides
Assisted living and nursing homes
Biological Theories of Ageing
Caregivers
Cognitive Decline
Cognitive Disorders
COVID-19 and Geriatric Care
Critical Gerontology
Death
Dementia and Ageing
Elder Abuse, Law and Rights
Exercise and physical activity
Family caregivers
Financial planning and protection
Geriatric Endocrinology
Geriatric nephrology
Geriatric Nutrition
Geriatric Syndromes
Geriatrics and Gerontology
Geriatrics Medicine
Geriatrics Oncology
Gerontological nursing
Health and health promotion
Healthy aging
Healthy eating, nutrition, and diet
The event has usually been attended by educators, researchers, scientists, graduate and post-graduate students, as well as representatives of for-profit and non-profit organizations, research institutions, and government agencies. You are guaranteed engaging discussions that bring diverse opinions under the common goal of advancing the future of aging and gerontology.
Present original studies, strengthen academic visibility, and engage with international
Share early-stage or advanced research, receive feedback, and build confidence in academic presentation.
Connect gerontology research findings with real-world social, institutional, and policy challenges.
Attend sessions, follow current debates, ask questions, and expand knowledge without presenting a paper.
All accepted abstracts are published in the Conference Abstract Book (ISBN), while registered and accepted full papers are assigned a DOI and, based on the author’s request, may appear in:
We uphold strict publication integrity; therefore, all submissions are screened for originality using Crossref Similarity Check powered by iThenticate to ensure the highest academic standards. The submission will be automatically rejected at any time if found plagiarized.
Submit research, complete review and registration, and prepare to participate in person or online. Participants who do not plan to present may register as listeners and take part in sessions, networking, and the social program.