This webinar will summarize select articles from The Gerontologist’s special collection that commemorates the remarkable contributions, milestones, and initiatives that have formed significant areas of scholarship, which the National Institute on Aging (NIA) has robustly supported over the past half-century.

Join NIA leadership for a 90-minute interactive webinar highlighting multidisciplinary aging and Alzheimer’s research, NIA scientific priorities, and funding opportunities, with discussion of resources available to support researchers across career stages.

Join NIA leadership for a 90-minute webinar highlighting aging research, funding mechanisms, grant application strategies, and career development opportunities, including live Q&A and small-group breakout discussions for early-career researchers across multiple career paths.

This webinar introduces GSA members to the Strategic Alliances resources designed to support interest group programming, education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The GSA panel will explore key toolkits, reports, decision tools, and Momentum Discussions, and learn practical ways to integrate these resources into meetings, webinars, and collaborative projects. The session will also highlight opportunities for partnership and invite member input to help shape future Strategic Alliances initiatives and topic development.

In our inaugural webinar of a 6-part series, we will discuss the concentric value of vaccination - what it means, why it is important for older adults and across the lifespan, and some surprising benefits.

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.

Psychological resilience, key to adapting to challenges, is a priority for NIA research. We developed the Simplified Resilience Score (SRS) for the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), showing its link to health benefits in later life. This webinar covers SRS testing, reliability, and use in longitudinal modeling.

This webinar explores the link between obesity and obstructive sleep apnea in older adults, covering how each worsens the other and increases risk for comorbidities. Interprofessional treatment approaches to improve health and quality of life are also discussed.

This webinar will inform graduate students who are enthusiastic and interested in aging policy and research about the opportunities provided by the O’Neill and Hyer 2026 Summer Policy Internship. Aimed at emerging scholars, this professional development opportunity is named in memory of Kathryn Hyer, MPP, PhD, FGSA, FAGHE, and Greg O’Neill, PhD, who were policy scholars and long-time GSA members.

This webinar features Dr. Gustavo Duque, Editor-in-Chief of The Biological Sciences Section of the Journals of Gerontology Series A, who will provide an overview of the journal, as well as tips for preparing a strong manuscript, and how to best respond to reviewers' comments and concerns.