The University of Florida is currently recruiting participants aged 60-95 for the AIM Study. This research study seeks to advance understanding of how to improve thinking and memory through the use of brain stimulation, MRI, and artificial intelligence.
About the AIM Study
This study is designed to explore innovative methods for enhancing cognitive health, specifically focusing on participants who may be experiencing issues with memory and thinking. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research and engage with state-of-the-art technology.
Study Details
- Participant Eligibility:
- Aged 60-95
- Willing to undergo two MRI brain scans combined with brain stimulation, with a minimum two-week interval between scans
- Free of any devices or implants that are unsafe for MRI
- Why Participate?
- Contribute to important cognitive health research
- Help researchers examine memory and thinking with advanced technology
How to Participate
To learn more or see if you qualify, please contact the AIM Study team at (352) 294-5742 or by email at aimstudy@phhp.ufl.edu. Locations for the study are at the University of Florida, with parking provided for participants.
Thank you for your support in helping us advance research in memory and cognitive health for seniors.
For further questions, please contact the study team at (352) 294-5742.