
Targeting Longevity
Dedicated Session: Targeting Animals Longevity

Microbiota & Mitochondria: Strategic Regulators of Longevity
The Second World Congress on Targeting Longevity is a collaborative project hosted by the World Mitochondria Society (WMS) and the International Society of Microbiota (ISM). Building on the successes of past WMS and ISM conferences, the aim is to explore the crucial roles of mitochondria, microbiota, and redox in the sophisticated field of aging and longevity among humans and animals, especially horses, dogs and cats.

Call for Abstracts & Projects
Submit your abstract now to showcase innovative strategies in aging and contribute to the Revolution in Longevity Medicine. Don’t miss the chance to share your recent work with international experts. Join us in shaping the future of longevity research.
Early Bird Registration:
May 12, 2025
Short Oral Submission:
September 30, 2025
Poster Presentations Submission:
October 6, 2025
Among the Speakers
Mitochondrial Dysfunction as the Mother of all Hallmarks of Aging
Volkmar Weissig, Midwestern University, College of Pharmacy Glendale, USA
From Stem Cells to Skin Aging: Mitochondrial Metabolism in Regeneration and Longevity
William Lowry, University of California, USA
Healing, Senescence, and Longevity: Spatiotemporal Controls in Tissue Repair
Mikołaj Ogrodnik, Ludwig Boltzmann Research Group, Austria
Mitochondria Dynamics & Longevity: Standpoint 2025 and Perspectives
Jeremy Van Raamsdonk, McGill University, Canada
Reversing Age-Related Changes: Microbiota Transfer and Its Impact on Organ Function
Aimee Parker, Quadram Institute, United Kingdom
How Sharing Metabolites Between Cells Can Extend Lifespan
Clara Correia-Melo, Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI), Germany
News
Dnmt3a mutation enhances mitochondrial function in blood stem cells, leading to clonal expansion and increased disease risk
Unraveling the Aging Enigma: How Host-Microbiome Metabolic Interactions Decline with Age
The Power Drain of Aging: Mitochondria Under Stress
Fecal Microbiota Transplantation Rejuvenates Cognition in Aging via Gut-Brain Axis
Intestinal Mitochondrial Enzyme Disruption: A Key to Longevity?