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Healthy Aging and Aging in Place - NIA SBIR (R43/R44) is sponsored by National Institute on Aging (NIH). Focuses on technology that improves home safety and independence for older adults, specifically seeking AI for falls detection and smart home automation.
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Healthy Aging and Aging in Place - NIA SBIR (R43/R44) is funded by National Institute on Aging (NIH). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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UTHealth Houston Institute on Aging UTHRO Endowment for Healthy Aging Geriatric Studies for Junior Faculty Program is sponsored by UTHealth Houston Institute on Aging (in partnership with UTHealth Houston Retiree Organization (UTHRO) Endowment for Healthy Aging). This grant supports gerontology-focused research conducted by junior faculty at UTHealth Houston. It is intended to support pilot studies that strengthen faculty members' ability to secure larger extramural grants.
HealthPath Foundation of Ohio Grants (Oral Health, Healthy Ohioans, Age-Friendly Communities) is sponsored by HealthPath Foundation of Ohio. HealthPath Foundation of Ohio provides grants to support Oral Health, Healthy Ohioans, and Age-Friendly Communities across a 36-county region in Ohio. The funding focuses on improving access to dental services, essential healthcare, and community engagement for older adults.
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