Clinical research
Study planning, recruitment, clinical evaluation, and engagement with older adults and caregivers.
The Abadir Lab /AI and technology.
JOHNS HOPKINS AITC
AI and technology.
Grounded in aging.
The Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Aging Research supports the development and evaluation of technologies for older adults.
WHAT IS THE AITC?
A national resource
for new approaches.
The National Institute on Aging-funded JH AITC connects researchers and businesses with pilot funding, engineering and clinical expertise, and resources to develop and test technologies for older adults.
Its priorities include embodied AI, wearables, connected health, and research supporting people with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and their caregivers. Older adult perspectives and access to underserved communities help shape this work.
About the Johns Hopkins AITCSUPPORT THROUGH DEVELOPMENT
An idea needs
more than a prototype.
Engineering & data
AI, design, analytical methods, sensing, and technology-development expertise.
Translation & mentorship
Connections to business expertise, research networks, and pathways toward practical use.
MULTIPLE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS
Interdisciplinary
leadership.
The current Co-PI team combines clinical aging, engineering, data science, and business.
THE ABADIR LAB’S CONNECTION
Peter M. Abadir, MD
MPI / Co-Principal Investigator
Dr. Abadir connects aging biology and clinical research with technology development. His AITC work includes center leadership, clinical translation and validation, and access to underserved older adults.
AITC profile
CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Alexis Battle, PhD
Data science & computational biology
AITC profile
CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Rama Chellappa, PhD
Engineering & artificial intelligence
AITC profile
CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Phillip Phan, PhD
Business, networking & mentorship
AITC profile