For Researchers
For Researchers
Resources for Researchers
Get access to CADRC biospecimens, imaging, and clinical data to support your research. Investigators across our partner institutions—and external collaborators with required agreements—may submit a resource request at any time.
Click here for more on:
- What biospecimens and imaging are available
- Sample sizes via the CADRC-Share tool
- MTA/DUA and IRB requirements
- How to submit the Resource Request Form
Our Research Education Component (REC) supports trainees and early-career researchers interested in Alzheimer’s and neurodegeneration. The program pairs investigators with experienced mentors, offers individualized training plans, and provides opportunities for clinical, translational, and grant-development experience.
Click here for more on:
- Mentorship opportunities
- Training pathways for clinicians and scientists
- Developing independent research projects
- How to join the REC program
Get access to CADRC biospecimens, imaging, and clinical data to support your research. Investigators across our partner institutions—and external collaborators with required agreements—may submit a resource request at any time.
Click here for more on:
- What biospecimens and imaging are available
- Sample sizes via the CADRC-Share tool
- MTA/DUA and IRB requirements
- How to submit the Resource Request Form
Our Research Education Component (REC) supports trainees and early-career researchers interested in Alzheimer’s and neurodegeneration. The program pairs investigators with experienced mentors, offers individualized training plans, and provides opportunities for clinical, translational, and grant-development experience.
Click here for more on:
- Mentorship opportunities
- Training pathways for clinicians and scientists
- Developing independent research projects
- How to join the REC program
Funding Oportunities
The National Institute on Aging (NIA) also provides resources for researchers interested in accessing data and samples from all Alzheimer’s Disease Research Centers.
Note: These opportunities are shared by CADRC investigators for informational purposes and are not necessarily sponsored or affiliated with the Cleveland ADRC.
Funding Oportunities
The National Institute on Aging (NIA) also provides resources for researchers interested in accessing data and samples from all Alzheimer’s Disease Research Centers.
Note: These opportunities are shared by CADRC investigators for informational purposes and are not necessarily sponsored or affiliated with the Cleveland ADRC.
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Get the latest news, research updates, and community events from the Cleveland Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center. Our quarterly newsletter Mind Matters shares stories of progress, education, and hope – keeping you informed and involved in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
