Speaker presentations

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Inflammaging in human photo-exposed skin: Early onset of senescence and imbalanced epidermal homeostasis across the decades - Dr John Oblong, Principal Scientist, Procter & Gamble, US

Skin Microbiome and Ageing - Dr Michael Hoptroff, Senior R&D Manager, Unilever, UK

To a personalised and inclusive anti-ageing experience: leveraging AI-automated assessment of facial signs and their respective weights on human perception - Dr Frederic Flament, Global Head of Claims Science - Evaluation Intelligence at L'Oréal, France

Ex vivo layer-by-layer analysis of mechanics and microstructure of the ageing dermis - Dr Barbara Lynch, L'Oréal Research and Innovation, Advanced Research, France

The cliff edge: What does the menopause mean for our ageing skin? - Prof Rachel Watson, Professor of Cutaneous Science, University of Manchester, UK - (Publication of materials not permitted by speaker)

Multidirectional activity of bakuchiol against cellular mechanisms of facial ageing: comparison to the gold standard retinol - Dr Anika Blümke, Research Scientist R&D Beiersdorf, Germany

The future of antioxidant technologies: probiotics and selective post-biotics - Dr Pascal Yvon, SVP Commercial strategy and Sales, S-Biomedic, Belgium (Please contact speaker directly for materials - Pascal@sbiomedic.com))

Menopausal impacts on skin are not inevitable, strategies to reduce signs and discomfort - Dr Richard Leroux, Scientific and Technology Manager, Sederma, France

Anti-ageing strategies – What’s next? Dr Bhaven Chavan
Research and Technology Manager, Croda Europe Ltd, UK (Access not permitted)

What does the future hold for the science and technology of aging? - Dr Samantha Samaras, Global Vice President Science & Technology, Beauty and Personal Care R&D Unilever, US (Materials access TBC - Please check back)

Age Progression: Preventative & Reparative Skincare for Every Generation - Deanna Utroske, Beauty Industry Thought Leader, US

The Evolution of Ageing: What We'll Be Doing in 2032! - Dr Gaby Prinsloo, Medical Director, International Institute for Anti-Ageing (iiaa), UK

Skin as an organ of communication through the aging process: speculations on impact of cosmetic science -

Dr Gopi K. Menon, Fellow, California Academy of Sciences, Adjunct Associate Professor, U. Cincinnati, Honorary member, Centre for Dermal Research, Rutgers University, US

Anti-Ageing claims through life: regulatory landscape, innovation, and good practice - Dr Floriana Vincis, Global Claims Manager, No7 Beauty Company, UK

Changing trends in skincare claims over last two decades and a look to the future - Dr Jack Ferguson, Skinnovation Ltd, UK

Dermal Ageing: Assessment of Collagen, Elastin and AGE in vivo - Stephan Bielfeldt, proDERM Institute for Applied Dermatological Research GmbH, Germany

Towards data-driven quantification of skin ageing: micro-sampling and reflectance confocal microscopy - Professor Tarl Prow, Director, Skin Research Centre, University of York, UK

A user-friendly skin microbiome patch to best predict skin age through genomics - Dr Oliver Worsley, CEO & Co-Founder Sequential Skin, US/UK (Materials TBC)

Skin Analysis: Is the Future Catching Us? The impact of science on consumer decisions. - Professor Mark Birch-Machin, Professor of Molecular Dermatology and Faculty Dean of Business Development, University of Newcastle, UK

Ageing, so what? - Professor Paul Matts, Procter & Gamble US/UK