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I was drawn to TRIAD for its interdisciplinary approach and emphasis on connecting basic science with clinical research in Alzheimer’s disease. I hope to build skills to help advance discoveries in meaningful interventions for patients and families.

TRIAD is enabling me to expand my early postdoctoral career potential and develop the skills needed to become an independent investigator in Alzheimer’s disease research.

Support from TRIAD is enabling me to bridge my expertise in cardiometabolism and my early-career training in neurodegenerative disease to address novel questions at the intersection of metabolic dysregulation and cognitive function.

TRIAD provides a supportive space to bridge my clinical background with training in epidemiology and biostatistics in neurodegenerative diseases, helping me advance my dissertation and shape my future direction in aging research.

Being supported by TRIAD has been such a valuable experience as I enter the later stages of my thesis work. I love having access to a space now to discuss new data and ideas with fellow trainees and more experienced faculty.

TRIAD has supported my goal of expanding my research skills beyond my preclinical background while developing expertise in collecting, translating, and interpreting human data, with a particular interest in cognitive decline.

TRIAD has allowed me to immerse myself in aging research through training, journal club discussions, and collaborations across disciplines. I've taken ownership of my research, built partnerships, and laid a foundation for my future work.

TRIAD's focus on translational, cross-disciplinary training has helped me think more clearly about how discoveries at the molecular and preclinical levels can inform patient-centered research to improve health and well-being.

Through seminars, workshops, and interactions with students, faculty, scientists, and medical practitioners, I had an interactive learning experience that has proven invaluable to my growth as a scientist and research professional.

TRIAD has provided mentorship, interdisciplinary collaboration, and technical resources to accelerate my entry into aging research. I have learned directly from experts investigating the most challenging neurodegenerative diseases.

TRIAD provided a strong foundation of structured training and interdisciplinary mentorship. Its supportive research environment was instrumental in my scientific growth and contributed to my successful transition to an NIA-funded K99 award.

TRIAD has supported my research and helped me develop new expertise in digital and computational neuropathology. It has also allowed me to share my work nationally and collaborate with other scholars across universities and the broader community.

The TRIAD program was a launching point for my career. My postdoctoral training through the T32 provided. me with skills and knowledge that opened doors I didn't know existed and have led me to a successful early-career phase as faculty.