This webinar highlights the latest research on palliative and end-of-life care published in the joint special issue of the Medical/Social Sciences of The Journals of Gerontology. Special issue editors, Raya E. Kheirbek and Markus H. Schafer as moderators, select authors will present their study findings.

This webinar celebrates the National Institute on Aging’s half century of robust support for research on aging and will summarize select articles from The Gerontologist’s special collection commemorating the remarkable contributions, milestones, and initiatives that have formed significant areas of scholarship on aging and older people.

This webinar will help authors learn how to turn their GSA paper/poster presentation into a manuscript submission to GSA’s peer-reviewed journal, Innovation in Aging (IA). IA’s Editor-in-Chief will discuss what makes a strong submission, how to submit, and what to expect in the review process.

This webinar highlights findings from Innovation in Aging’s special issue, A Life Course Approach to Aging and Opioid Use, exploring research and solutions to improve care for older adults affected by opioid use.

This webinar will feature studies in the newly published special issue of the Social Sciences section of The Journals of Gerontology, Series B, “Family Dynamics and Diversity among Older Adults in the 21st Century.” Moderated by Guest Associate Editors Puk Teerawichitchainan and Mieke Beth Thomeer.

This webinar will feature presentations by authors whose research studies were recently published in the special issue of The Psychological Sciences section of The Journals of Gerontology, Series B, AI-Driven Measurement in Gerontological Research. An introduction by Dr. Luke Stoeckel at NIA/NIH; and moderated by guest editors Drs. Ganesh M. Babulal, Laura Thi Germine, and Maiya R. Geddes.

Innovation in Aging is hosting this webinar to share a collection of recent findings on aging from sub-Saharan Africa. Participants will learn about the unique opportunities and challenges of aging in this region.

In March 2024, The Gerontologist published its latest Special Issue, "Climate Change and Aging." Climate change is perhaps one of the greatest public health challenges facing humans now and in the future, with particular implications for older adults. This webinar features the authors of several of the Special Issue's timely articles that provide a roadmap of how we can confront the climate change crisis that has and will continue to influence how we age.

This webinar will highlight the April 2023 special issue of The Gerontologist dedicated to implementation science in aging research. Authors of special issue papers will share their work and take questions about incorporating implementation science at different stages of a research plan.