NIA plans to fund a secure, cloud-based platform (NIAGADS) to store, share, and analyze large-scale Alzheimer’s genetics data, supporting research collaboration, accessibility, and compliance with federal data policies.
The NIA will fund programs giving recent college graduates intensive research experience in Alzheimer's and related dementias to prepare them for advanced study or research careers.
Emerging Scholars in Health and Aging -- Pilot Proposals supports new investigators’ health and aging research with mentorship and career development to advance science addressing pressing societal challenges.
The NIA will fund summer programs to give high school students, undergraduates, and science teachers hands-on research experience in Alzheimer's and related dementias to grow the future research workforce.
The NIH Quantum Computing Challenge funds the development of quantum algorithms to tackle complex biomedical research problems, advancing fields like drug discovery and clinical prediction.