Comprehensive Organ System Modeling in Outer Space (COSMOS) supports researchers studying human tissue aging in low Earth orbit to test whether space-based models could speed regenerative therapy development.
COSMOS is no longer accepting new submissions and has moved to proposal review, replacing the listed October 7, 2026, 2:00 p.m. ET deadline. Awards will be announced after negotiations are complete.
The Sagol Network GerOmic Award for Junior Faculty supports independent junior faculty pursuing aging-related omics research to understand aging biology and build sustained research careers.
Medical Student Training in Aging Research (MSTAR) Program supports medical students with mentored aging research and geriatrics training to encourage careers in academic geriatrics.
Supports early-career medical and surgical clinician-scientists in conducting transdisciplinary aging research to generate pilot data and launch careers in aging or geriatric research.
NIH funds a Data Coordinating Center to integrate, share, and visualize mouse brain datasets for aging and Alzheimer's disease research; clinical trials are not allowed.
Paul F. Glenn Centers for Biology of Aging Research support institution-based research centers studying the basic biology of aging to extend healthy years of life alongside lifespan.