Conference Session on (Multi-)Omics Approaches to Healthy Ageing -Towards an Innovative Life-Span Clock: A Preparatory Step for a Future Transregio/CRC Initiative



We invite researchers to contribute to a dedicated session exploring the opportunity of a new collaborative research center (CRC) on: “Healthy Life Lower Saxony – Towards an Innovative Life-Span Clock as a Novel Measure for Healthy Ageing”.

This session is part of our broader effort to form cross-location joint projects in preparation for a new Transregio/CRC grant proposal in future. Our vision is to establish a collaborative, interdisciplinary framework that leverages systematic multi-omics approaches —including e.g. genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, epigenomics, and microbiomics — and other innovative technologies to develop novel and innovative biomarkers of healthy ageing. This session will bring together researchers interested in developing joint, cross-location projects to monitor, prevent, and treat ageing processes & ageing-associated disorders using cutting-edge multi-omics and AI-driven approaches.

The goal is to define a systematic, interdisciplinary strategy to measure healthy ageing and disease trajectories across the lifespan through:

• Development of a multi-omics life-span clock as a novel biomarker

• Monitoring of ageing-associated disorders for early detection, prevention, and personalized intervention

• Use of AI and machine learning on multi-omics approaches for molecular signature discovery and holistic data integration

• Standardization of workflows and protocols to enable reproducible, sustainable research and translational application

We encourage submission of abstracts that present innovative methodologies, early-stage project ideas, or preliminary data related to:



• Multi-omics data integration and analysis

• Biomarkers of ageing and age-related diseases

• Model organisms and cellular models in ageing research

• AI-driven analytics and signature identification

• Translational strategies in prevention and therapy

• Cross-site infrastructure and data harmonization strategies



Selected abstracts will be presented in SHORT PITCHES during the session. This is a unique opportunity to position your research within a high-impact, future-oriented network initiative focused on healthy ageing and precision health in Lower Saxony and beyond.



Deadline for abstract submission (max. 300 words): 31 August 2025

From Genomes to Genes to Molecules to Medicine -Omics, Multi-Omics & Cutting-Edge Technologies in Basic and Translational Health Research

We invite young scientists and early-career researchers to submit posters for a dedicated session on innovative and technology-driven projects in the field of biomedical life sciences. This session will highlight novel approaches in omics and multi-omics research, as well as other cutting-edge methodologies with high potential for translation and transfer.

We welcome submissions from all areas of basic and translational health research, including (but not limited to):

• Genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, epigenomics, and microbiomics

• Multi-omics data integration and systems biology

• AI and machine learning in biomedical data analysis

• Novel biomarkers, diagnostics, and therapeutic strategies

• Innovative technologies with transfer potential to clinical or public health settings



Posters will be introduced through short flash talks (60 sec with one slide).



Posters will be evaluated for scientific excellence, innovation, and translational relevance.

A POSTER PRIZEwill be awarded to the most outstanding contribution.

This is a unique opportunity to share your work, gain visibility, and connect with other scientists working at the intersection of technology, biology, computer science and medicine.



Deadline for abstract submission (max. 300 words): 31 August 2025