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Ageing Well
National Science Challenge

Kia eke kairangi ki te taikaumātuatanga

Harnessing science to sustain health and well-being into the later years of life through

25

research projects
50%

of focus area funding allocated for Ageing and Māori Research
We support

14

early career researchers
We have

9

Collaborating Parties
Over

100

current research team members
Over

80

researchers

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Research Spotlight

Learn more about the innovative Independence and Housing Tenure Project, led by Dr Kay Saville-Smith at CRESA.

Te Ara Paerangi - Future Pathways

Learn more about the Government’s science sector review currently underway. Deadline for submission is 2 March, 2022.

Celebrating Ageing Well Book

Read our new book ‘Celebrating Ageing Well: the first five years of the Ageing Well National Science Challenge’.

Ageing Well research harnesses science to sustain health and well-being into the later years of life.

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Ageing Well Newsletter - Issue 5, 2021

Research Spotlight: Independence and Housing Tenure

Prof Baxter Appointed Dean of Graduate Research School

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Upcoming Events

01 Mar 22 - 02 Mar 22

2022 AgeingFit Conference

Lille, France

04 Apr 22 - 05 Apr 22

College of Gerontology Nursing NZNO Conference 2022

Wellington, NZ

07 Apr 22 - 10 Apr 22

Biennial Cognitive Aging Conference 2022

Atlanta, GA, USA

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