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Where longevity research funding is visible

Official grants and publication funding acknowledgements, kept separate and connected to the topics and institutions behind the work.

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Which funders, topics and institutions are connected in public funding records?

The connected funding index currently separates 4,419 direct official grant records from 312,602 publication-linked award entities. That distinction matters: an acknowledgement is evidence of a disclosed relationship, not a statement of total spending or impact.

Data snapshotOctober 4, 2026Figures update with the connected index
4,419direct grant recordsOfficial funder sources312,602award entitiesPublication acknowledgements5,091funder identitiesNamed in connected metadata58,792linked publicationsSource-backed relationships
Connected landscape

From funders to fields to institutions.

These columns show the most visible entities in publication-linked acknowledgements. Lines indicate the structure of the database, not a claim that every funder supports every listed topic or institution.

FundersNational Institutes of Health44,121 award entitiesNational Institute on Aging24,016 award entitiesNational Natural Science Foundation of China23,875 award entitiesNational Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute13,858 award entitiesNational Cancer Institute9,875 award entities
TopicsLongevity genetics15,300 award linksYoung blood and parabiosis14,149 award linksBlood stem-cell ageing12,942 award linksTime-restricted eating11,305 award linksThymic ageing11,163 award links
InstitutionsHarvard University18,842 award linksUniversity of California, San Francisco9,536 award linksJohns Hopkins University9,021 award linksUniversity of Washington8,333 award linksUniversity of Pennsylvania7,987 award links
Award-linked history

When award entities appear

9,257201513,234201615,072201714,564201810,956201915,932202019,601202124,392202229,885202330,566202425,830202514,9922026
Most visible funders

Named award relationships

National Institutes of Health44,121National Institute on Aging24,016National Natural Science Foundation of China23,875National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute13,858National Cancer Institute9,875National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases8,919Japan Society for the Promotion of Science7,757European Commission7,125
Official grant records

Recent grants available at their primary source

  1. CORDISRobyn is the first holistic anonymous 3D Avatar and AI coach to provide clinically validated CBT-based support to combat mental health, empower people and provide them with exceptional longevity.Open the official source for details
  2. CORDISLeveraging building block technologies to enable the discovery of novel cancer target synergies for the safe and effective delivery of first-in-class antibody-drug conjugates to tumour sites.Open the official source for details
  3. CORDISNOVEL ANTI-SENESCENCE THERAPY FOR DRY AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATIONOpen the official source for details
  4. NIH RePORTERFrailty and Influenza Vaccination Among Older AdultsVA GREATER LOS ANGELES HEALTHCARE SYSTEM · UNITED STATES
  5. NIH RePORTERUnveiling Selective Vulnerability to Alzheimer's Disease in an Aging PopulationUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINE · UNITED STATES
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Suggested citation: immortal.life Signals, “Where longevity research funding is visible,” data accessed October 4, 2026.

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