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NACC collects, harmonizes, and shares Alzheimer's disease research data from 37 NIA funded Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers across the US.
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Join Vijaya B. Kolachalama, PhD, for a presentation on a body of work on multimodal AI that can assess the biological and etiological drivers of dementia.
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Time: 11am-12pm PT / 2-3pm ET
Register: go.naccdata.org/august-12th-…
A huge thank you to the @alzassociation for hosting AAIC 2026 in London! We were grateful for the opportunity to meet with researchers from across the globe and showcase opportunities to utilize NACC's open access dataset.
Looking for a way to maximize your #AAIC26 experience? Visit the NIH Pavilion at booth #901 at 10:40 am TODAY to hear from Ken Santora, Acting Deputy Director, National Institute on Aging. "Q&A Session | Ask Me Anything: Demystifying the NIH Grant Process"
Catch feature talks from more NIH Pavilion booths this afternoon, tomorrow, and Wednesday at #AAIC26!
Attending #AAIC2026? Don’t miss the many posters and presentations featuring NACC authors, NACC data, and Research Education Component (REC) scholars. Find times and locations below!
REC Presentations: bit.ly/4grp5ls
NACC Presentations: bit.ly/44PHqS1
For those who need help translating NACC’s many acronyms, we’ve got a quick guide to some of our most-used phrases! Learn to speak the language of NACC in no time.
Behind every advancement in the NACC Data Platform is a dedicated Technology Team that makes it all possible. We are extremely grateful for their expertise, thoughtfulness, and daily commitment to supporting the ADRC Program! Read more at naccdata.org/nacc-navigator/…
Using NACC data, researchers have discovered that early-onset and late-onset Alzheimer’s disease cause distinctly different language impairments. This revelation explains a longstanding puzzle in AD/ADRD research!
Read the article at naccdata.org/nacc-navigator/…
Don't miss this month's edition of the NACC Navigator! Subscribe at naccdata.org/nacc-navigator/ and check your inbox for the latest updates.
Take a peek at the history of NACC and the milestones of AD/ADRD research throughout the years! From groundbreaking discoveries to nationwide collaboration, learn about the progress made by people with Alzheimer’s and their families and friends, clinicians, and researchers.
Congratulations to @NathanielChinMD, from the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center on the publication of his book, “When Memory Fades.” Thank you for sharing your expertise on AD/ADRD!
Every year, the @Alzheimer’s Association publishes an annual report on the burden of AD/ADRD. Their accompanying report provides insights into public understanding of brain health.
2026 Facts and Figures: alz.org/getmedia/ef8f48f9-ad…
Brain Health in America: alz.org/getmedia/3d226bf2-06…
For researchers in the AD/ADRD field, NACC data is a great place to start! NACC offers free access to our extensive data that support AD/ADRD research. All researchers can explore datasets, publications, and submit a data request.
Learn more at naccdata.org/data-request-pr…
Join us for an upcoming webinar with the CLARiTI Return of Results (RoR) and Visual Reads (VR) Cores with progress updates, future directions, and online deliverables!
Date: Monday, June 15, 2026
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm ET/3:00 - 4:00 pm PT
Register: go.naccdata.org/6.15.26-clar…
Interested in Alzheimer's or dementia research?
Find an Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) near you to learn about research opportunities, resources, and ways to get involved! Visit nia.nih.gov/health/clinical-… to learn more.
Here at NACC, we're proud to be a leader in the modernization of data collection, integration, and accessibility to advance Alzheimer's research! These strides could not have happened without everyone who has helped us make the last 27 years of research possible.