Announcement
The Advances in Social Genomics Conference Series (TAGC)
May 14-16, 2025
UW-Madison
Deadline for submissions: March 7, 2025
With support from the National Institute of Aging, the La Follette School for Public Affairs and Initiative in Social Genomics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is hosting The Advances in Social Genomics Conference Series (TAGC). Researchers from any of the biological or social sciences are encouraged to participate.
The goal of this conference is to showcase scholarship that considers biodemographic factors across the life course that shape health and aging processes. The conference this year will have a focus on biological aging, but we welcome all work in social genomics, broadly construed.
To be considered for this conference, please submit a complete paper, a working draft, or an extended abstract (including data description, methods, and preliminary results) as a .pdf file by March 7, 2025. There is no conference registration fee. Funding is available for travel/accommodations of selected papers. More information and updates on the event can be found on the TAGC website.
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The La Follette School is the host of the Initiative in Social Genomics, one of the world’s largest and most innovative collaboratives in the emerging field of social genomics which integrates social science and genetic research to study how genes are linked with human behavior and socio-economic outcomes, how genes and environments interact, and how social conditions can influence humans all the way down to the molecular level.