A two-day industry and research summit at the Buck Institute in Novato — translation, trials, and the business of longevity medicine, not a consumer expo.
The Longevity Global Summit is hosted at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging in Novato, north of San Francisco. It is a working meeting for researchers, clinicians, founders, and investors, not a public biohacking fair. If you want booths and wearables, look at the expo listings on this directory instead.
The program leans into translation: how aging biology becomes a trial, a clinic offering, or a company. Biomarkers, regulation, and the practical gap between a paper and a product are the usual center of gravity. Longevity Global also runs chapter events in other cities; this December date is the Bay Area flagship, not a local meetup.
Past editions have published talks after the fact, which is useful if you cannot travel but still want the record. Membership and ticket rules are set by the organizer — some community tiers include or discount flagship access — so do not assume the door is open walk-up.
Use the official summit page for the agenda, registration, and any institute campus instructions. This listing is editorial and is not a Longevity Global or Buck Institute page.