The UCSF Memory and Aging Center (MAC) encourages and facilitates research and publications by current and new investigators. The UCSF MAC is eager to help generate successful proposals, secure funding, and complete and publish study results.

Investigators can request the following resources from the MAC:

• Subjects for research studies
• Archived data
• Imaging data
• Tissue specimens
• Video clips of behaviors

All Memory and Aging Center (MAC) resource requests must be approved by the UCSF MAC Resource Request Executive Committee which meets monthly to review all requests.

Prior to submitting a proposal to use UCSF MAC resources, you must consult with the appropriate core leaders. Failure to do so could delay approval of your request. If you have any questions on which core is appropriate, contact Rosalie Gearhart.

• Clinical Core — Dr. Bruce Miller
• Psychometric Core — Dr. Joel Kramer
• Neuropathology/Tissue Core — Dr. William Seeley
• Data Management & Biostatistics Core (can be of substantial help regarding design, power estimations and analyses) — Prof. John Neuhaus
• Neuroimaging Core — Dr. Michael Weiner