Portfolio

Network on Reversibility

Client

National Institute on Aging

Project details

RLA staff attended numerous meetings of the Reversibility Network. These meetings followed an innovative format that put a very strong emphasis on high-level discussions and allocated minimal time to prepared presentations. RLA staff followed the discussions, took extensive notes, and drafted summaries of main themes, incorporating scientific presentations and discussion sessions. The content was scientifically complex and covered multiple disciplines including neuroscience, genetics, psychiatry, epidemiology, and cognitive psychology. The scientific expertise of our key staff enabled RLA to prepare coherent, technical reports that are understandable to even nonscientific audiences. RLA managed the revision and editing processes, ensuring that feedback from individual speakers and NIA staff was incorporated into the final reports, and produced Web-ready documents that met Federal accessibility requirements.

Work products and links

Network on Reversibility: Mid-Life Reversibility of Early Established Biobehavioral Risk Factors, February 2013

Retrospective Recall and Prospective Observations of Childhood Adversity: Challenges and Opportunities in Their Use in Aging Research, November 2016

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