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DESCRIPTION:[b]DIAS Lecture by Anette Baudisch\, Chair of Business and Soc
 ial Sciences\, Professor and Director at CPop[/b][nl][nl]\n\n[b]Why do we
  age? Towards a transdisciplinary theory of birth and death trajectories[
 /b][nl][nl]\nAbstract: Classic evolutionary theories of aging postulate t
 hat aging is inevitable. Over the past two decades\, this paradigm has be
 en shaken by theoretical models and empirical evidence. The newly reveale
 d diversity of aging raises many unanswered questions\, which require a d
 eeper understanding of what fundamental principles determine aging patter
 ns\, as reflected in birth and death trajectories. [nl][nl]\n\nAbout Anne
 tte Baudisch: As mathematician and demographer by training with insights 
 into biology\, economics\, and computer sciences\, her research advances 
 concepts\, theories and methods to study age-patterns of mortality and fe
 rtility. Honored by the Max Planck Society with the Otto Hahn Medal 2007 
 for outstanding scientific achievements\, her PhD thesis on “Inevitable A
 ging?” shook a paradigm. It opened a new field of research by changing th
 e question of “why we age” to “why we age\, but others do not”. Her forma
 l distinction between the pace and the shape of aging earned the Trailbla
 zer Award for Demographic Analysis. Her research has been published in Sc
 ience\, Nature\, and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences\, as
  well as in a range of key disciplinary journals of Demography and Biolog
 y.\n\n[nl][nl]\n[b] About: [/b] [nl]\nThe lecture takes place in the DIAS
  Auditorium\, Fioniavej 34 from 11:15 to 12:15. Everybody is welcome and 
 no registration is needed.\n[nl][nl]\n[i] Live stream it at [url=https://
 youtube.com/@danishias]youtube.com/@danish-ias[/url]  [/i]\n[nl][nl]
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