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THE 20TH IAGG WORLD CONGRESS of GERONTOLOGY and GERIATRICS Digital Ageing: a New Horizon for Health Care and Active Ageing 01 THE 20TH IAGG WORLD CONGRESS OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS Digital Ageing: A New Horizon for Health Care and Active Ageing June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea www.iagg2013.org Hosted by June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea Supported by 02 1 THE 20TH IAGG WORLD CONGRESS OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS WELCOME MESSAGE June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea www.iagg2013.org It is my pleasure and privilege to invite you to participate in the 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics to be held from June 23-27, 2013 in Seoul, Korea. The World Congress of IAGG has been held every four years in different countries all over the world. As one of the most highly acclaimed meetings in the field of ageing, the IAGG2013 congress is expected to gather a large number of participants from more than 90 countries. At the 20th Seoul World Congress, under the theme of “Digital Ageing: New Horizon for Health Care and Active Ageing”, a wide range of scientific programs are being organized balancing four major fields of gerontology and geriatrics: Biology, Clinical Medicine, Social/Behavioral Sciences, Research/Policy/Practice. The organizing com- mittee will make interesting and worthwhile programs focused on the latest develop- ments and trends, as well as the future outlook of ageing society. CONTENTS I truly believe that the IAGG2013 congress will be highly rewarding international fes- tivals for everyone and will bring enhancement of the academic level and industrial Welcome Message 01 development, which will contribute to improve the quality of life in ageing society. IAGG Program Planning Committee 02 Additionally, I encourage you to take this chance to explore the many faces of beauti- ful city Seoul and experience the unique Korean culture. Organizing Committee 03 I would like to thank the Korean Government and the Samsung Life Insurance Company, Program at-a-Glance 04 as premier sponsors of the congress for their generous support which will make the Keynote & Opening Lectures 05 congress more meaningful and enriching. Presidential Symposia 06 All members of the organizing committee look forward to meeting you at the IAGG2013 congress in Seoul, Korea. Notable Programs 08 Call for Symposia Proposal 10 Best regards, Call for Abstracts 11 Registration 14 Home-stay and Guest House Information 15 Hotel Accommodations 16 Exhibition 18 Heung Bong Cha, PhD Sponsorship 19 President-Elect of IAGG President and Chairperson of Organizing Committee Venue 20 The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics Site Visits 21 Tours 22 Transportation 24 General Information 25 The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea 2 3 IAGG PROGRAM PLANNING ORGANIZING COMMITTEE COMMITTEE IAGG Executive Committee Members President & Chairperson Heung Bong Cha, PhD Bruno Vellas (France) President Sung-Jae Choi, MSW, PhD Taehyun Kim, PhD Alain Franco (France) Vice President and Secretary General Young Soo Lee, MD,PhD In Kyoung Lim, MD, PhD Vice Chairpersons Athanase Benetos (France) Treasurer Sang Chul Park, MD, PhD Han Yong Jung, MD, PhD Renato Maia Guimaraes (Brazil) Immediate Past President Hyung Joon Yoo, MD, PhD Heung Bong Cha (Korea) President-Elect of IAGG, President & Chairperson of the Organizing Committee for IAGG2013 Suk June Chang, PhD Maeng Je Cho, MD, PhD IAGG Regional Chairs Hyun-Rim Choi, MD, PhD Miae Chun, PhD Isabella Aboderin (South Africa) Africa Hae young Chung, PhD In Kwon Chung, PhD Vladimir Khavinson (Russia) Europe Gyounghae Han, PhD Eun Sung Hwang, PhD Peng Du (China) Asia & Oceania Young Soo Jin, MD, PhD In Kwa Jung, MD, PhD Toni C. Antonucci (USA) North America Ku-Hun Jung, MSW Eung Gook KIim, PhD Members Jose Ricardo Jauregu (Argentina) Latin America & Caribbean Ik Ki Kim, PhD Dong Ho Lee, MD, PhD Organizing Committee Members Dong Woo Lee, MD, PhD Jae-Yong Lee, PhD Hyung Joon Yoo (Korea) Chair of Scientific Committee Sung Kook Lee, MD, PhD Yeun Sook Lee, PhD Sung-Jae Choi (Korea) Vice President & Secretary General of the Organizing Committee, Secretary General-Elect of IAGG Jung-ae Rhee, MD, PhD Seok Hwan Shin, MD, PhD Dong Ho Lee (Korea) Chair of Finance Committee, Treasurer-Elect of IAGG Misoon Song, RN, PhD Chang Won Won, MD, PhD Yasuyoshi Ouchi (Japan) Immediate Past Regional Chair of Asia & Oceania Region Hyunsook Yoon, PhD Gahyun Youn, PhD Bernard Forette (France) President of the 19th IAGG World Congress Secretary General Sung-Jae Choi, MSW, PhD Scientific Program Hyung Joon Yoo, MD, PhD Planning In Kwon Chung, PhD Finance Dong Ho Lee, MD, PhD Promotion In Kwa Jung, MD, PhD Facility Coordination Ku-Hun Jung, MSW Sub-committee Chairs Exhibition Yeun Sook Lee, PhD Special Committee on Sponsorship Suk June Chang, PhD Special Committee on Digital Ageing Sang Chul Park, MD, PhD Hyun-Rim Choi, MD, PhD Special Committee on International Affairs Ik Ki Kim, PhD Gahyun Youn, PhD The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea 4 5 PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE KEYNOTE LECTURES 1. Health Care through Gerontechnology 5. Population Ageing Issues in Date June 23 June 24 June 25 June 26 June 27 Developing Countries (Sunday) (Monday) (Tuesday) (Wednesday) (Thursday) Time Alain Franco Peng Du Vice President & Secretary General, 08:00 IAGG / Professor, Geriatrics Director and Professor, Institute of Gerontology and Gerontechnology, Gerontology, Renmin University of Nice University Hospital, France China in Beijing, China Oral Presentations Oral Presentations Oral Presentations Oral Presentations 09:00 2. Biology and Ageing 6. Changes in Family Structure and Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Care of Older Persons Brian Kennedy 10:00 Keynote Keynote Keynote Keynote Keynote Keynote Keynote Keynote Karen A. Roberto Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Lecture 7 Lecture 8 President and Chief Executive Officer, Buck Institute for Research on Aging, Director of the Center for Gerontology Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster USA and the Institute for Society, Culture 11:00 and Environment, Virginia Polytechnic E E E E Institute and State University, USA x Presidential / Submitted x Presidential / Submitted x Presidential / Submitted x Presidential / Submitted h h h h R i Symposia 1-16 R i Symposia 49-64 R i Symposia 97-112 R i Symposia 145-160 e e e e 12:00 b b b b 3. Disease Modifying Drug Trials in 7. Digital Ageing: What and How? g i g i g i g i i t i t i t i t Alzheimer's Diseases Sang Chul Park s i s i s i s i t o t o t o t o Bruno Vellas n n n n Professor and Director of Lee Gil Ya Pre- r r r r Closing Ceremony 13:00 R Luncheon Satellite Luncheon Satellite Luncheon Satellite a / a / a / a / President, IAGG / Professor of Medicine/ Cancer and Diabetes Institute, Gachon e Conference t Symposia 1-4 t Symposia 5-8 t Symposia 9-12 t Chief, Dept. of Internal Medicine & University, Korea g i P i P i P i P i o O o O o O o O Geriatrics/ Chief, Alzheimer’s Disease s S S S S n n n n Clinical Research Centre of Toulouse, France t T T T T 14:00 Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster r E E E E R R R R a t 4. In the Third and Fourth Ages 8. The Roles of Klotho in Homeostasis i Regulation and Ageing o Presidential / Submitted Presidential / Submitted Presidential / Submitted Alan Walker 15:00 n Symposia 17-32 Symposia 65-80 Symposia 113-128 Yo-Ichi Nabeshima Professor of Social Policy and Social Gerontology/ Director of the New Professor, Department of Pathology Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster Dynamics of Ageing Programme, and Tumor Biology, Graduate School 16:00 The University of Sheffield, UK of Medicine, Kyoto University, Japan Presidential / Submitted Presidential / Submitted Presidential / Submitted Post-Conference Symposia 33-48 Symposia 81-96 Symposia 129-144 17:00 Opening Ceremony & Break/Exhibition/Poster Break/Exhibition/Poster OPENING LECTURES Lectures 18:00 Break/Exhibition/Poster Oral / Poster / Oral / Poster / Kathy Greenlee Lee, O Young Special Session Special Session Assistant Secretary for Aging Writer & Former Minister of 19:00 Welcome U.S. Department of Health and Culture, Sports and Tourism, Congress Dinner Reception Human Services, Korea Satellite Symposia Satellite Symposia USA 20:00 The 20th IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics June 23-27, 2013 Seoul, Korea 6 7 PRESIDENTIAL PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIA SYMPOSIA World’s leading scientists, from more BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CLINICAL MEDICINE SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES RESEARCH, POLICY AND PRACTICE than 15 countries, have accepted to convene presidential symposia. In orga- 1. Metabolic Regulation of Ageing 1. Functional Capacity in Geriatric Diseases 1. End-of-Life Issues 1. Geriatric Syndromes nizing the presidential symposia, special Isao Shimokawa Ryutaro Takahashi Margaret O'Connor Hyung Joon Yoo consideration was given to geographic Nagasaki University, Japan Tokyo Metropolitan Institute Monash University, Australia Hallym University, Korea and disciplinary balance. Presidential of Gerontology, Japan symposia consist of three to five rec- 2. Mitochondria and Ageing 2. Vascular Ageing and Geriatric 2. Successful Ageing: Issues in 2. Cardiopulmonary Ageing and ognized experts addressing a particular Eun Seong Hwang Diseases Concept and Measurement Disorders topic in depth during a 90-minute ses- University of Seoul, Korea Athanase Benetos Chris Phillipson Akishita Masahiro sion. Confirmed convenors to date are University of Nancy, France Keele University, UK University of Tokyo, Japan as follows : 3. Baby Boomers’ Mass Retirement 3. Immunity and Infection 3. Gerontogenes and Cellular 3. Tele-medicine (U-health Care) in and its Impacts Graham Pawelec Pathways Geriatrics Gyounghae Han University of Tübingen, Matt Kaeberlein Nam Jong Paik Seoul National University, Korea Germany University of Washington, USA Seoul National University, Korea 4.
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