Sign up now for the Anti-Ageing Skin Care Conference 2008
Published: 5-Jun-2008
If you’ve not yet signed up for the Anti-Ageing Skin Care Conference in London next week (10-11 June, Royal College of Physicians) you have just a few days left. Subtitled ‘The quest for the fountain of youth’ the conference addresses issues key to everybody working in the research, development and marketing of anti-ageing skin care products today.
If you’ve not yet signed up for the Anti-Ageing Skin Care Conference in London next week (10-11 June, Royal College of Physicians) you have just a few days left. Subtitled ‘The quest for the fountain of youth’ the conference addresses issues key to everybody working in the research, development and marketing of anti-ageing skin care products today.
Under the able chairmanship of Jack Ferguson (Skinnovation) and Paul Matts (Procter & Gamble), dermatologists, cosmetic scientists, psychologists and others (see below for a list of speakers) will examine topics including mechanisms of ageing, perceptions of ageing and active ingredients for anti-ageing as well as claim support and borderline and regulatory issues. Concluding with a look at the longer-term future of skin rejuvenation and maintenance, the conference will confirm whether it is actually possible to attain the fountain of youth through anti-ageing products.
The event is organised by Summit Events, which also organises the popular Sun Protection conference biennially in London. SPC is sponsoring Summits Anti-Ageing Skin Care Conference 2008.
Register at www.summit-events.com or contact the organisers.
tel +44 20 7828 2278
e-mail info@summit-events.com
ANTI-AGEING SKIN CARE CONFERENCE 2008 SPEAKERS
Chris Griffiths
Professor of dermatology, The Dermatology Centre, Manchester University, UK
Dr Horst Wenck
vp research, Beiersdorf, Germany
Mark Birch-Machin
Professor of molecular dermatology, Newcastle University, UK
Dr Eileen Bradbury
Consultant psychologist and honorary senior clinical lecturer, Fernleigh Consulting Centre, UK
Bernhard Fink
Research scientist (principal invesigator), Department of Sociobiology/Anthropology, University of Göttingen, Germany
Peter Elsner
Professor of dermatology, Department of Dermatology & Allergology, Friedrich Schiller University, Germany
Paul Matts
Senior research fellow, P&G, UK
Dr Roland Bazin
Worldwide scientific director for evaluation, skincare metier, L’Oréal Paris, France
Dr Mathian Rohr
Director, Institut Dr Schrader, Hautphysiologie, Germany
Dr Nikiforos Kollias
Distinguished research fellow, J&J Consumer Products, US
Guy Parker
ASA director of complaints and investigations, Advertising Standards Authority, UK
Jane Cole
Classifier, Medicines Borderline Section, Medicines & Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, UK
Debra Redbourn
Regulatory advisor, dR Cosmetic Regulations, UK
Dr Raniero De Stasio
Scientific director UK & Ireland, L’Oréal, UK
Dr Farah Ahmed
Assistant general counsel, Personal Products Care Council (formerly CTFA), US
Claire Byrne and Steve Barton
R&D, Oriflame Cosmetics, Ireland
Jonathan Hadgraft
professor of biophysical chemistry, School of Pharmacy, University of London, UK
Dr Rosemary Osborne
Principal scientist, P&G, US
Dr Aubrey de Grey
Chairman and chief science officer, Methuselah Foundation, UK
