The HARC pilot funding program has supported early-stage investigators and researchers entering HIV and aging science from geroscience or HIV research. Explore previous awardees and their studies below.
Current HARC pilot applications: No new HARC-specific application period is announced on this page. Previous application instructions and deadlines are historical and should not be used for a new submission.
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Frailty and housing instability among aging people with HIV
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Elucidating the Synergy of HIV, Injection Substance Use, and Aging: Molecular Indicators of HAND
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Exploring epigenetic aging in aging people with HIV (PWH)
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Impact of Type 2 Diabetes on Aging and Frailty Among People with HIV
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Biopsychosocial, physical function, and physical activity correlates in older adults living with HIV and co-occurring chronic pain
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Investigating the relationship between Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and later life inflammatory stress biomarkers in older adults living with HIV
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Relationship of Insomnia, Inflammatory Markers and Neurocognitive Function in Aging People with HIV
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Frailty and frailty transitions in aging persons with HIV: are they associated with serum miRNA profiles?
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Remote monitoring technologies tp assess frailty among people aging with HIV
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Feasibility of High-intensity Interval Training in Older Adults with HIB and Co-Occurring Hypertension
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Aging, Depression, Antidepressant Effectiveness, and Incidence of Stroke among People with HIV
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Longitudinal Associations Between Plasma SASP Biomarkers and Frailty in Older Persons with HIV
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Sleep Deficiency and Brain Aging in Older People Living with HIV
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Associations between rest activity circadian rhythm and cognition in PLWH
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Relationship between body fat and functional status among adults aging with HIV
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Surface based deep learning to define HIV-related brain aging
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Determination of the impact of abnormal glucose levels on the progression to frailty among people living with HIV
Read MoreThis research was supported by funding from the NIA through the AIDS and Aging Research Platform (award # R33AG067069)
Future funding for pilot grants and other HIV-Aging infrastructure is dependent on success of the grant that supports these pilot awards. It is well recognized that outputs from studies continued to be produced for five or more years following completion of a study. Therefore you will be expected to report any outputs from funding for at least 5 years following receipt of funding. Outputs may include, but are not limited to:
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