The Longevity Week
Save the Date Longevity Week 2026
november 2-6, 2026
2026 Longevity Week Partner Event Schedule
2
nov
Monday
The Longevity Forum - The Impact of AI & Robotics on Health and Human Advances
Hosted by The Longevity Forum "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 08:30 - 10:30
A small exclusive breakfast discussion bringing together leaders from science, medicine and industry to explore how AI and robotics are transforming healthcare, accelerating scientific discovery and extending healthy lifespan.
Designed to encourage conversation as well as insight, the event will feature short talks followed by an interactive discussion, with ample opportunity for audience participation.
2
nov
Monday
Investor Meeting for Longevity Biotechnology Association
Hosted by Longevity Biotechnology Association "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 10:30 - 13:00
2
nov
Monday
Women's Wellness for Longevity
Hosted by Miss Claire Mellon & Associates "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 14:00 - 17:00
The Kennel Club, London
This year, we will be exploring key aspects of healthcare and the environment that can influence healthy lifespan and long-term wellbeing.
Designed to encourage conversation as well as insight, the event will feature a series of short talks followed by discussions, creating plenty of opportunities for audience participation and networking. Speakers and Panellists include: Sian Sutherland, Rupda, Dr Frederica Amati, Nick Cook, Sally Harris and others to be announced!
3
nov
Tuesday
From Healthy Longevity to Human Flourishing
Hosted by Collider Health, Ageing Research at King's College of London and Longevity Global
Hybrid Online and In-Person: 14:30 - 17:30
King's College London Franklin Wilkins Building, Stamford Street, London SE1 9NQ
Harnessing frontier neurotech and longevity science to measure the impact of positive experiences and emotions on our biology and genetics.
As part of Longevity Week 2026 (2–6 November), this event brings together science, healthy longevity, clinical practice, culture and community around an important question: Can positive experiences — connection, belonging, purpose, music, movement, creativity and awe — become measurable determinants of health and healthy ageing in their own right?
4
nov
Wednesday
Science Summit at Oxford Oriel College
Hosted by The Longevity Forum "By Invitation Only"
In-Person: 08:45 - 16:00
Email info@thelongevityforum.com if you wish to attend
Join us at the Oxford Science Summit, hosted by The Longevity Forum, where leading scientists will share cutting-edge research on how our environment shapes longevity.
5
nov
Thursday
AI, Robotics, Ageing, Business and Society with British Society of Gerontology SIG Ageing
Hosted by British Society of Gerontology SIG for Ageing, Business and Society
Online (Free • Open to public): 17:00 - 18:30
Exploring how AI and robotics can support healthy ageing, independence and meaningful lives through innovation, care and design.
Artificial intelligence and robotics are rapidly changing how we work, communicate, receive care and support, move through the world and live independently. For an ageing society, these technologies offer significant possibilities: supporting physical and cognitive capability, enabling independence and participation, transforming health and care, and creating new products, services and markets.
But technological possibility alone does not determine whether innovation improves people's lives. What is developed, who it is designed with, how it becomes embedded in real-world systems, who pays for it, and the assumptions it makes about ageing all matter.
This interactive event will bring together perspectives from innovation, health and care, business, investment and gerontology. Drawing on experience from the UK's Healthy Ageing Challenge and three contrasting real-world innovations, it will explore what AI and robotics can do and ask how we can leverage AI and robotics to enable people to continue doing the things that give their lives meaning and purpose as they age?
