Aging Research
Aging Research, advancing successful aging in Maine and the nation as it addresses: maximizing individual productivity; minimizing institutionalization and the need for costly long-term care; preventing and mitigating the impact of illness and injury; and promoting community integration, social engagement, full accessibility, personal independence, vitality, mobility, elder friendly communities and citizen safety. Utilizing a research incubator model, this area will maintain productive partnerships with the business and nonprofit sectors.
Recent News
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Kaye speaks to Sun Journal about homelessness in older adults
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BDN reports on grant to expand UMaine research on wearable robotics
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UMaine showcases research and creativity during Maine Impact Week
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NIA grant will expand UMaine research on a wearable robotic system for home-based gait training for older adults