Institute investigators have been awarded a collaborative grant from the Built Environment and Prevention Research Scheme, a joint program between
Population ageing is one of humanity’s most pressing challenges. The UNSW Ageing Futures Institute leads ground-breaking translational research to address this issue to enable optimal ageing for individuals and society as a whole.
Cognition, Brain & Mental Health
Addressing the major challenges of brain ageing, dementia, cognitive health and mental health in ageing.
Economy and Policy
Assisting with policy development and planning by estimating long term financial and health trends.
Inclusive Healthy Ageing
Ensuring healthy ageing for all by reducing inequities in preventative measures and at the point of health care.
People, Technology and Creativity
The integration of technology, smart design, and the built environment to support ageing for people and society.
Self and Society
Changing the perception of ageing, reducing stigma and directing efforts to address social isolation and loneliness.
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Scientia Professor Kaarin Anstey, Director of the UNSW Ageing Futures Institute and a team of researchers and industry colleagues have been awarded
The UNSW Ageing Futures Institute hosted a webinar on 11 June 2020 to discuss the human rights of older adults in light of the COVID-19 Pandemic an
Congratulations to Institute Investigators, Associate Professor Kim Delbaere and Scientia Professor Perminder Sachdev, who were awarded National He
UNSW Ageing Futures Institute Associate Investigator, Professor Andrew Byrnes, has recently published his call for a comprehensive human rights-bas