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Looking for longevity and health meetups in Hamburg? Longevity Cities Hamburg is a welcoming local community for people curious about healthy aging and healthspan—the years of life spent in good health.

Meet others interested in sleep, nutrition, movement and the science of living well. You do not need a scientific background or an established health routine to take part. Beginners are welcome, and curiosity is a good place to start.

Past Hamburg events have included “The Night Shift” sleep talk, a discussion of the gut microbiome, Run & Networking near Dammtor, and yoga by the Planetarium. These examples show how the community connects conversation, learning and movement. Check the current event calendar to see what is coming next and find a gathering that interests you.

As part of the fast-growing English-speaking Longevity Cities community for longevity, health and fitness, this chapter offers a place to exchange ideas, ask questions and get to know people nearby who share an interest in health and wellness.

Joining the group is free, and our own community meetups are free. You cover your own food and drinks, plus any partner activity costs stated in the event listing. Check each listing for the event language, meeting point and participation requirements.

Join us and explore the Hamburg community: https://longevity-cities.com/en/links?city=hamburg

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  • Epigenetics – How environment and lifestyle shape your biology

    Epigenetics – How environment and lifestyle shape your biology

    Deep Tech Campus, Heimhuder Str. 56, 20148 Hamburg, Germany, Hamburg, HH, DE

    Please register on Luma: https://luma.com/age-oq6m

    📅 Date: October 28, 2026
    ​🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
    ​📍 Deep Tech Campus, Rotherbaum (
    Map)
    ​🥗 Light food & non-alcoholic drinks will be served. ​
    🎟️ Price: Free entry / Limited capacity — registration subject to approval
    ​Language of the Talk: English

    ​Twenty years ago, scientists believed that by knowing all about human genes, most diseases could be explained. We now know that human biology isn’t as simple as that.
    ​What if our DNA could tell us not only what we inherited — but what our bodies have experienced? The answer may lay in epigenetics – how your body turns on and off genes to deal with challenges.
    ​Factors such as aging, environment, diseases and lifestyle continuously alter our epigenetic settings, and by decoding these changing patterns, we get further in understanding the complexity of human biology.
    ​Join us for an evening exploring epigenetics and the future of proactive health.
    ​Prof. Maria Lerm, Professor at Linköping University and co-founder of PredictMe, will share how our environment, lifestyle and experiences can leave measurable marks on our biology, and why this matters for understanding and protecting our future health.
    ​We'll explore questions like: How much of our health is shaped by our environment? Can lifestyle change our biology? And could we detect harmful changes before disease becomes symptomatic?
    ​After the talk, stay for an open discussion and networking with people across medicine, science, longevity, biotech and proactive health. Also you will be offered the chance to early access PredictMe Delta at an exclusive discount.
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    👩‍⚕️ Our Speaker: Prof. Maria Lerm
    ​Professor for Medical Microbiology
    ​Prof. Maria Lerm is a professor in Medical Microbiology at Linköping University and is leading projects within epigenetics and infectious diseases, focusing on tuberculosis and post-COVID. She is also co-founder of PredictMe.
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    🎤 Our Moderator: Thomas “Tom” Lerche
    ​Thomas “Tom” Lerche will guide us through the evening.
    ​As a Hamburg-based expert in events and communication and a passionate biohacker, Tom has a talent for making complex medical and scientific topics accessible and engaging.
    ​With a background in media management and studies at Harvard Summer School, he brings both analytical curiosity and a conversational style to the discussion, asking the questions we all have, from interpreting wearable data to designing the perfect night.
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    📍 The Venue: Deep Tech Campus
    ​A prestigious Art Nouveau villa in the heart of green Hamburg: Rotherbaum, between the Alster and the university. With a spacious garden and the charm of Hanseatic architecture, surrounded by excellent restaurants, venues and bars. Just five minutes on foot from Dammtor station, connecting Hamburg to all of Germany by ICE. A place that combines tranquility and centrality, enabling encounters at eye level and setting the stage for groundbreaking conversations.

    ​About the hosts
    ​Longevity Hamburg is part of Longevity Cities, a global community making science-based longevity accessible, open, and human. From Munich and Berlin to London, Zürich, and beyond, we bring people together in cities around the world to learn, move, and live better, without the fear and without the extremes. More at longevity-cities.com.
    ​PredictMe is a Swedish university spin-off that decodes epigenetics and multiomic data to add a new layer to biology. PredictMe has trained AI models on early detection of chronic diseases to unlock proactive healthcare tools. The mission is to long-term enable precision health for everyone. Their first product is PredictMe Delta, which is an epigenetic health report that reflects how your lifestyle is affecting your biology. The underlying models are trained on over 150,000 individuals. It creates a custom lifestyle plan on ways to optimize your health, referencing cellular pathways. PredictMe Delta will be available for sale during the event for those who are particularly interested. More at predictme.se.
    ​📅 Schedule
    ​18:00: Arrival & Networking
    ​18:30: Welcome to Longevity Hamburg Tobias Axenbeck & Thomas Lerche
    ​18:45: Keynote: Epigenetics Prof. Maria Lerm
    ​19:30: Q&A and Discussion
    ​Afterwards: Drinks, food & networking

    ​🎟️ Reserve your spot now - Please register on Luma: https://luma.com/age-oq6m

    We look forward to see you at Epigenetics.

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