Tuesday, November 19, 2024
5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
RBC Place London

Celebrating the Science of Aging

Focused on the theme — The Science of Aging — hear from the 2024 Taylor Prize laureate, Fred “Rusty” Gage, as he discusses transformative aging research and get an opportunity to connect with London’s dynamic scientific community.

Widely known for his groundbreaking research on the plasticity, adaptability and diversity observed in the brain. Gage showed that, contrary to longstanding dogma, the creation of new neurons (neurogenesis) does occur in the adult human brain and that environmental enrichment and physical exercise can enhance this growth.

Read more about the 2024 laureate

One of London’s most anticipated celebrations of science

2024 laureate keynote

Hear Rusty Gage, PhD, discuss the human brain’s ability to regenerate itself, even as we age – triggering an era of new possibilities in neuroscience.

Beyond science – a fireside chat

A sneak peek into the 2024 laureate’s journey in science – inspirations, motivations and vision.

Networking reception

Connect with London’s dynamic scientific and research community.

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Venue and event details

 

Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024

5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

RBC Place London

Complimentary parking at venue included with ticket

Taylor Prize 3-boxes pattern

2023 evening celebration

J. Allyn Taylor

J. Allyn Taylor

About the Taylor Prize

The Taylor Prize is one of Canada’s most prestigious medical research prizes. The international prize, which includes a cash award of $50,000, is given annually by the Robarts Research Institute at Western University for achievements in basic or clinical research in a particular field. 

J. Allyn Taylor

J. Allyn Taylor

About the
Taylor Prize

The Taylor Prize is one of Canada’s most prestigious medical research prizes. The international prize, which includes a cash award of $50,000, is given annually by the Robarts Research Institute at Western University for achievements in basic or clinical research in a particular field.