Coordinating Center

这项提案要求为NIA P30密歇根人口统计中心21-25年提供资金 老龄化(MiCDA)。MiCDA的总体目标是促进对人口统计学和 密歇根大学和密歇根大学社区外的老龄化经济学。住在密歇根的 社会研究所(ISR)，由ISR的人口研究中心和调查研究联合运营 中心，MiCDA是进行老龄化相关研究的校园单位之间的关键纽带。超过了 未来五年，MiCDA将开展活动，围绕四个标志性主题进一步推进研究： (1)慢性病和残疾；(2)晚年健康和幸福的生命过程决定因素；(3)衰老， 遗传学和社会科学；以及(4)储蓄和退休经济学。MICDA还将继续 促进密歇根州NIA资助的数据收集在全国和国际上的广泛使用。特指 将通过以下核心促进研究： 核心A.行政和研究支助核心将继续管理MiCDA的活动，并将 为MiCDA附属公司提供网络、计算和数据相关的支持服务。 核心B。方案开发核心将继续把重点放在加强MiCDA的教师队伍和 资助15-20个突出标志性主题的试点项目。 核心C.外部创新网络核心将促进中心标志性领域的新研究 通过四个网络：老年残疾趋势、国际HRS Sjster研究、纵向研究 美国的老龄化和生命过程健康动态和差异。 核心D.传播核心将分发MiCDA附属机构的调查结果，并与 总部位于密歇根州的NIA支持的调查。 核心E.MICDA Enclave将提供对受限制的老化相关数据的访问，这些数据需要特殊的 保护。这个周期的目标是扩大持有量，参与外展活动，提供使用培训 和保护机密数据，并开展研究以改善访问和机密性保护。 协调中心将加强P30计划的沟通，并将与 人口参考局向公众传播各中心的调查结果。

This proposal requests funding for Years 21-25 of the NIA P30 Michigan Center on the Demography of Aging (MiCDA). The overarching goal of MiCDA is to promote new research on the demography and economics of aging at both the University of Michigan and outside the UM community. Housed at Michigan's Institute for Social Research (ISR) and jointly run by ISR's Population Studies Center and Survey Research Center, MiCDA serves as a critical link across campus units that are doing aging-related research. Over the next five years, MiCDA will undertake activities to further advance research around four signature themes: (1) chronic disease and disability; (2) life course determinants of late-life health and well-being; (3) aging, genetics, and social science; and (4) economics of savings and retirement. MICDA will also continue to promote the wide use of Michigan's NIA-funded data collections nationally and internationally. Specifically research will be promoted through the following cores: Core A. The Administration and Research Support Core will continue to administer MiCDA activities and will provide web, computing, and data-related support services to MiCDA affiliates. Core B. The Program Development Core will continue Its focus on strengthening MiCDA's faculty and funding 15-20 pilot projects that highlight signature themes. Core C. The External Innovative Network Core's will facilitate new research in the Center's signature areas through four networks: TRENDS in Old-Age Disability, International HRS Sjster Studies, Longitudinal Studies of Aging in the U.S., and Life Course Health Dynamics and Disparities. Core D. The Dissemination Core will distribute findings by MiCDA affiliates and promote aging research with Michigan-based NIA-supported surveys. Core E. The MICDA Enclave will provide access to restricted aging-related data that require special protection. Goals this cycle are to expand Its holdings, engage in outreach activities, offer training In the use and protection of confidential data, and conduct research to Improve access and confidentiality protection. Core F. The Coordinating Center will enhance communication for the P30 program and will work with the Population Reference Bureau to disseminate findings from across the Centers to the public.