Dear Senior Colleagues, 

The 10^th APRU Population Aging Conference is now accepting abstract submissions until June 28, 2019.

Please forward the message below to your faculty and students who are interested in healthcare & technology, economy & society (policy), and multi-sectoral approaches to dementia, and other aging-related topics. Thank you very much.

Kind regards,
Christina Schönleber
Director (Policy & Programs)
APRU International Secretariat


The 10th APRU Population Aging Conference  |  October 13-14, 2019
The New Paradigm in the Era of the 100-year Life Span:
The Search for Social and Scientific Solutions

The rapid aging of populations has become a major concern for economies from across the Pacific Rim, particular Japan, which is entering the era of the 100-year life span.

This Conference will address challenges unique to the Asia-Pacific region, share the latest research findings and initiatives to contribute to international aging policies, and raise public awareness.


[Call for Abstracts]
Scholars and experts are welcome to submit one abstract each.
Please make sure the abstract has not been published at the time of submission.
Applications from postgraduate students and fellows are especially encouraged. 

[Theme]
- Healthcare & technology
- Economy & society (policy)
- Multi-sectoral approaches to dementia
- Other aging-related topics

[Submission]
Submit your abstract online.
If you cannot access the online form, please fill in the Word document and send it with your abstract and a one-page slide to apru-aging@adst.keio.ac.jp before the deadline, June 28, 2019 (JST).

[Key dates in Japan standard time]
June 28 - Deadline for the abstract submission
July - Conference registration open
August 8 - Notifications will be sent to accepted participants after the selection
August 30 - Accepted participants register to the conference

[Additional information]
See guidelines and requirements for the abstract submission here.
See a preliminary program here.
For inquiries, please contact apru-aging@adst.keio.ac.jp.