Thank you to everyone who joined us for our wonderful, yearly, Winter Social with the eBrain Group! ❄️🥂 We had an incredible time celebrating a fantastic year together, and we're grateful for all the memories we created. Attached are some photos from the event,...
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Thomas Kraynak: How your brain ages, and some ways aging might be slowed
Thomas Kraynak's article on brain aging has been published to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. I wish I could have scanned my Grandma Kraynak’s brain before she died. Most people in their seventies and beyond tend to experience memory and other cognitive problems, or even...
We are accepting applications!
We are thrilled to share that we are actively accepting applications for both pre-Doc and post-Doc positions in our esteemed T32 Training Program. T32 Training Program Population Neuroscience of Alzheimer’s Disease and Age-related Dementias Scholars receive: Salary...
Congratulations to Richard Xu and Thomas Kraynak!
We would like to congratulate to Richard Xu on his presentation at the Aging Institute Research Day event as well as Thomas Kraynak for winning an award in the postdoc category!
Richard Xu presenting for Aging Institute Day
Poster presentation by Richard Xu for Aging Institute Day. He will be standing by his poster, giving oral presentations of his work. His poster, "Interrelationships among plasma lipoproteins, myosteatosis, and cognitive functioning in Multi-Ethnic Study of...
Discovering the Secrets to Longevity — on a Mt. Lebanon Bocce Court
The Post-Gazette kicked off their series on "blue zones" and Dr. Rosso's article made the front page! This is the first in a four-part series looking at the concept of Blue Zones and how they translate in Pittsburgh. Discovering the secrets to longevity — on a Mt....