GRASP Gerontologic Research Algorithms and Programs

Welcome, Stranger!

GRASP is an online resource for statisticians and methodologists working in gerontological research. There are three main components to GRASP, as explained below. Once you have created an account and haved signed in, you may visit any of these components by clicking its link at the top of this page.

  The GRASP Explorer An interactive page to help you locate and display articles and programs that have been submitted to GRASP. This is the most highly organized component of GRASP.
  The GRASP Wiki A Wiki designed specifically for the GRASP community. Like any wiki, almost all of the content is editable, and anyone can add new articles or critique existing ones. Many GRASP submissions also have wiki articles, and these can be accessed directly from the GRASP Explorer.
  The GRASP Forum A traditional, bulletin-board style discussion forum.

The main site, the wiki and the forum are integrated, so the account you set up for GRASP should be recognized by each of the other two components.   Links are set up in all three components to allow you to navigate between them any way you like.

Please note: You must be signed in to visit the explorer, wiki or forum; or to upload a submission to GRASP. You may easily set up a new account: just follow the sign in link at the upper right. All you need is an email address. 		  GRASP

An Internet resource development project of the Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers at Yale University, Duke University and Wake Forest University.

The Yale Team

Heather G. Allore, Ph.D (PI)
Terrence E. Murphy, Ph.D.
Peter A. Charpentier, M.P.H.
Geraldine Hawthorne-Jones, B.S.

The Wake Forest Team

Xiaoyan "Iris" Leng, M.D., Ph.D.
Edward Ip, Ph.D.
Janet Tooze, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Qiang "Peter" Zhang, M.E., M.S., M.A.
Laney Sims Light, M.S.

The Duke Team

Harvey Jay Cohen, M.D.
Carl F. Pieper, Ph.D.
Lawrence R. Landerman, Ph.D.
Richard J. Sloan, M.P.H.
Irvin S. Eisen, B.S.
Elizabeth Hauser, Ph.D.
Carol Haynes
Sarah Nelson, B.S.
Beth Rusnak, M.A.
nia logo   Copyright © 2009 by Yale University and the Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center at Yale
GRASP is funded by the National Institute on Aging, Award P30-AG-21342-06S1 (Mary E. Tinetti, Principal Investigator)