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Other Grants & Awards

From time to time , the Glenn Foundation for Medical Research provides funding for exceptional projects or initiatives related to its mission to extend the healthy years of life through research on the biology of aging. These awards are chosen based on noteworthy merit or particular timeliness. The Foundation is unable to accept unsolicited proposals for funding.

Recipients

2024

The Dog Aging Project

Tufts University
Daniel Promislow, PhD, Principal Investigator

The “Dog Aging Project” is a long-term longitudinal study on aging in dogs that began in 2018 with a grant from the National Institute on Aging, and has recruited more than 50,000 dogs from across the United States. The Dog Aging Project has the potential to create a better understanding of the causes and consequences of aging not only in dogs, but also in humans, given that dogs suffer from a very large number of the same diseases as humans, they live in the same environment, and medical care for dogs is second only to humans.