Learn about collaborative resources and initiatives on Alzheimer's disease and Down syndrome research.
Laurie RYAN,
Chief, Clinical Interventions and Diagnostics Branch,
Division of Neuroscience (DN).
Nina SILVERBERG,
Director, Alzheimer's Disease Centers Program,
Division of Neuroscience (DN).
Learn how COVID-19 magnified the issue of loneliness and social isolation among older adults and how NIA is responding.
NACA has approved a fresh selection of research concepts, which could lead to possible future funding opportunity announcements.
Marie A. BERNARD [Former NIA Staff],
Deputy Director,
Office of the Director (OD).
Don't be afraid to reach out to your program officer! Here are some tips to make interactions with POs smooth & productive.
Amelia KARRAKER,
Program Official,
Division of Behavioral and Social Research (DBSR).
Dr. Ron Kohanski, new director of the Division of Aging Biology, lays out his vision and priorities for the future of DAB.
Ronald KOHANSKI,
Director, Division of Aging Biology,
Division of Aging Biology (DAB).
Join us online for the 2021 American Geriatrics Society scientific meeting, featuring key sessions for early-career and established researchers!
Marie A. BERNARD [Former NIA Staff],
Deputy Director,
Office of the Director (OD).
Learn about the latest opportunities to understand and address the Impact of structural racism and discrimination on health equity.
Ever wondered why NIH is so strict about hyperlinks in grant applications? Learn how to follow the rules of NIH peer review and avoid having your application withdrawn from consideration!
Greg BISSONETTE,
Health Scientist Administrator,
Scientific Review Branch (SRB).
NIA is thrilled to join GEOHealth, a global partnership to improve environmental and occupational health for older adults in the developing world and expand diversity in aging and AD/ADRD research.
John PHILLIPS,
Chief, Population and Social Processes Branch,
Division of Behavioral and Social Research (DBSR).
Learn how growth and new resources in the National Centralized Repository for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (NCRAD) could be a big help for your team’s future investigations!
