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In Conversation... CARICE researchers discuss Ageing resilience: from biology to public health.

The Centre for Ageing Resilience in a Changing Environment (CARICE) at King’s College London brings together researchers and clinicians from across disciplines to tackle the major colliding global challenges of climate change and population ageing.

Our conferences and seminars aim to foster important conversations enabling researchers from diverse fields to explore key topics from multiple perspectives. By doing so, we aim to accelerate progress and drive forward innovative ageing research.

Through our conferences, seminars, In Conversation videos and event highlights, this page showcases our scientists’ efforts to disseminate the latest advances in the field of ageing resilience as a way to inspire, foster learning and encourage collaboration.

In Conversation Series:

Our most recent conference, organised in collaboration with Ageing Research at King’s (ARK), focused on ‘Ageing resilience: from biology to public health.’

Here’s a glimpse into some of the conversations that unfolded, each addressing important questions from a range of different perspectives. Researchers from diverse disciplines challenged one another’s ideas, shared insights and explored issues central to the future of ageing research.

Conference highlights

Highlights from our CARICE conference held on 13 March 2025

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