Sydney Science Forum - How to age well

How to age well

Maximise your chances of ageing well with tips from a panel of experts.

Join our panel of scientists who will share insights on how we can age well, covering nutritional, psychological and physical activity research and perspectives.

Explore what you can do for your mind and body to set you up for success, and the everyday habits that will make a real difference to how you age.

Find out how city planning can help people ‘age in place’, staying in their homes and participating in their communities for longer.

Hosted by Adam Spencer, the University’s Mathematics and Science Ambassador, this panel discussion will allow you to discover what you can do to live your best life as you age.

Speakers:

Associate Professor Anne Tiedemann - School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health

Associate Professor Kurt Iveson - School of Geosciences, Faculty of Science

Associate Professor Muireann Irish - School of Psychology, Faculty of Science and the Brain and Mind Centre

Dr Samantha Solon-Biet - School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Science and the Centre for Education and Research on Ageing

Charles Perkins Centre Auditorium (CPC), Johns Hopkins Drive (off Missenden Road), University of Sydney. CPC Auditorium is located across from the main CPC building, behind the Centenary Institute.

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