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A Smarter Future for Seniors: PennAITech Invests $2. 47M in AI for Healthy Aging • Home • Penn Nursing Skip to Content Skip to Sidebar A Smarter Future for Seniors: PennAITech Invests $2. 47M in AI for Healthy Aging Penn Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Healthy Aging (PennAITech) has awarded $2.
47 million in new grants to fund innovative AI solutions for older adults and their caregivers. Now in its fifth year, this significant investment supports a new group of researchers dedicated to improving care for seniors, especially those with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. This year’s grants are part of a diverse portfolio of projects aimed at tackling the challenges of aging.
George Demiris, PhD , a Penn Integrates Knowledge Professor with joint appointments in Penn Nursing and Penn Medicine, and co-principal investigator of PennAITech, notes that these AI-powered tools are the key to unlocking new possibilities. “Artificial intelligence tools and other technologies are the common thread that helps us harness the potential of innovation to improve the quality of life for older adults,” he said.
“By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, PennAITech supports the development of groundbreaking technologies designed to meet the real-world needs of older adults and their families. We are looking forward to working with our new cohort of awardees,” added co-principal investigator Jason Karlawish, MD .
The ten nationwide research teams receiving PennAITech’s fifth round of pilot awards are: Developing a Multi-Agent AI System for Explaining Lab Results to Older Adults (PI: Zhe He, Florida State University) CounterforceAI: AI-Powered Health Insurance Appeals Generator (PI: Kathryn Pollak, Duke University) WISE Connect AI: Personalized Local Support for Aging in Place (PI: Marie Brodsky, WISE Cities, Inc.) Alzheimer’s Disease and Alzheimer’s Disease Related Dementias (AD/ADRD) Projects Conversational AI Agents to Support Mental Wellbeing of AD/ADRD Caregivers (PI: Ravi Karkar, University of Massachusetts Amherst) GRACE: A Generative AI Clinical Chatbot to Support APOE Testing (PI: Angela Bradbury, University of Pennsylvania) StepAhead: Breaking Free from Freezing of Gait with Augmented Reality (PI: Nipun Chopra, DexTech, Inc.) AI-ge of Nutrition – AI Nutrition Support for Persons with Dementia in Adult Day Centers (PI: Tina Sadarangani, New York University) A Synthetic Data Approach to Catalyzing Innovation in Dementia Caregiver Support (PI: Karla Washington, Washington University in St.
Louis) AD/ADRD + Biology of Aging Projects AI-Integrated Nanowell Biosensors for Multimodal Detection of NPD Biomarkers (PI: Seyed Reza Mahmoodi, University of Denver) Knowledge-Augmented Genomics Transformers for Mechanistic Links to AD Dementia (PI: Hong Qin, Old Dominion University Research Foundation) Back at the Top: #1 in NIH Funding Milestone Anniversary for Penn Nursing PennAITech Awards $2.
3 Million for AI Research to Support Aging
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PennAITech Pilot Awards is sponsored by Penn Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Healthy Aging (PennAITech). PennAITech awards grants for innovative AI solutions for older adults and their caregivers, especially those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. This includes AI-powered tools to improve quality of life for older adults, such as those related to fall detection and safety surveillance.
Aging Focus Pilot Program (2025-2026) is sponsored by Penn Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Healthy Aging (PennAITech). This program invites applications for pilot studies using technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize care management and health outcomes for older Americans, including those living independently and those receiving clinical care or skilled home and community-based s…
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