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EMBL Symposium, The ageing genome: from mechanisms to disease

We are attending and sponsoring The ageing genome: from mechanisms to disease symposium by EMBL logo

Meet us there at the EMBL Advanced Training Centre, Heidelberg, Germany, 10 - 13 June 2025.

About Systems Aging

Systems Aging

The journal

Systems Aging is an Open Access Peer-reviewed journal on the topic of Computational and Systems Aging biology. We are dedicated to maintaining the highest epistemic standards, which is why we put a great emphasis on research hypotheses, negative results and reproducibility in our editorial and open peer-review process. We promote the publication of articles written in accessible, clear, engaging and yet precise language.

Aims & Scope

Systems Aging accepts articles focusing on understanding the fundamental causes of aging, age-related diseases and the regulation of longevity through the use of computational and systems approaches. We are particularly interested in submissions investigating the essence of aging from a causal perspective, and invite for articles with elements of (but not limited to):

  • Predictive and quantitative biology
  • Statistical modelling & machine learning
  • Aging clocks
  • Regulatory - Functional - Comparative - genomics
  • Data integration (bulk, spatial or single-cell omics, ...)
  • Network and pathways inference
  • Genome-wide association studies
  • Drugs or biomarkers discovery

Articles

EditorialAn inaugural editorial for Systems Aging
Océane Cassan, Adrien Jarretier-Yuste
2, May 2025

Feel free to make an enquiry to be part of our inaugural issue.

Please note that Systems Aging is still forming an Editorial Board and preparing a workflow to handle submissions, peer-review and article production. Informal applications for Editorial Board membership are welcome and should be addressed to systemsaging@ephyrapublishing.com.

Why publish in Systems Aging?

  • An independent, human-sized publisher deeply motivated by advancing aging research,
  • A perfect fit for pluridisciplnary studies with a systems view of aging or elements of computational biology,
  • A strong emphasis on rigor and reproducibility through the publication of negative results and replication studies.
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