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Learn how the Global Centre for Modern Ageing® applies innovative design thinking to the opportunities of ageing and longevity through our client case studies, research publications and day-to-day work.
We are privileged to work alongside industry leaders on innovative ageing-focused research projects, and respect the ‘Commercial in Confidence’ nature of these engagements.
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Show us what ‘Ageing Well’ looks like to you - and win!
Ready, set, SNAP! In partnership with New Idea Magazine, the GCMA is currently promoting an Australia-wide photo competition, with cash prizes to be won. We're seeking images and 'Ageing Well' stories that reflect the fabulous diversity (and reality) of ageing in Australia. Help us to paint a picture that's as vibrant and varied as you are!
Julianne Parkinson: Connect September 2023
Regardless of our spoken language, geographic location, or lifestyle, we are united in our shared aspiration to live comfortable, connected and fulfilling lives. That’s why, as experts in the Longevity Economy, the Global Centre for Modern Ageing® applies a holistic lens to the ageing phenomenon. Opportunity knocks in the Asia Pacific region, where exciting new products, services and solutions are emerging in response to the region’s rapidly ageing population.
University of Melbourne seeking research participants over 65
If you're aged over 65 years old, and are willing to share your experience using a fitness or activity tracker to monitor your health and wellbeing, the University of Melbourne's School of Computing and Information Systems would love to hear from you!
‘StepUp’ to reimagine the future of ageing in Australia
The Global Centre for Modern Ageing® is proud to champion a new service, committed to transformational outcomes for older people. StepUp for Ageing Research connects volunteers aged 18+ with tailored opportunities to contribute to ageing and dementia-focused research projects.