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Non-Invasive Technology (NIT) Core F

Sternberg, Esther M. (Contact)·University of Arizona, AZ·2021–2026·ACTIVE
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INSTITUTION

University of Arizona, AZ

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

Sternberg, Esther M. (Contact)

FUNDING

$1.0M

YEAR

2021

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Abstract

SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: Non-Invasive Technology Core F The Non-Invasive Technology (NIT) Core supports the goals and objectives of the Precision Aging Network (PAN) by leading the implementation and advancement of cutting edge non-invasive approaches to capture mobility (e.g., step counts, sleep, sedentary behavior, cardiac response, and physical frailty phenotypes), speech (e.g., prosodic and lexical features), and sweat biochemical signatures that can enhance the early assessment of the gap between cognitive healthspan and human lifespan. The aims of the NIT Core are to collect (1) mobility information (mobility performance and motor capacity) via both web-based data collection modules and wearable devices, (2) spontaneous speech information via computer-based audio recording, and (3) sweat based biosignatures via glass beads which PAN participants will roll in the palm of their hands. The NIT Core will process and curate the data for use in conjunction with the objectives of each of the four projects. The NIT Core will help position the PAN to implement innovative non-invasive technologies to predict individualized aging trajectories with respect to social, physiological, behavioral and molecular dimensions.

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