The 2024 conference, which was held on June 57, showcased scholarship that considers biodemographic factors across the life course that shape health and aging processes. The conference included a training workshop focused on the Midlife in the United States (MIDUS) data and applications, two keynote presentations, and a set of paper presentations from biological and social science researchers.

Support was provided by the National Institute of Aging, La Follette School for Public Affairs, Center for Demography of Health and Aging, and Initiative in Social Genomics.

0:00 Conference Introduction
3:20 Panel Session 1: GWAS Methods
58:00 Panel Session 2: Epigenetics 1
1:42:04 Panel Session 3: Families
2:45:57 Panel Session 4: GxE Applications
3:39:57 Panel Session 5: Frontiers of Social Genomics
4:40:13 Keynote Presentation