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Maintaining Optimal Cognitive Function In Ageing (MOCIA) - A personalised lifestyle prevention approach

Duration
2020 until 2027
Project member(s)
Prof. E. Aarts (Esther) Prof. J.M. Oosterman (Joukje) Dr J.P. Marques (José) M.R. van Loenen (Mark) L.B. Remie (Lianne) MSc , Dr Jurgen Claassen
Project type
Research
Organisation
Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour

MOCIA’s mission is to promote a healthy brain. We do this by determining the effects of lifestyle interventions on cognition, and by uncovering the underlying gut-brain mechanisms. From these insights, we develop smart, personalized support that empowers and motivates individuals to make healthy choices tailored to their unique needs and preferences.

The MOCIA public-private partnership consists of eight academic institutions and eight societal and industrial partners. At the Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, in MOCIA’s work package 3, we aim to assess the gut-brain mechanisms underlying the effects of multi-domain lifestyle interventions on cognition in older adults.

For more information, see: https://mocia.nl/scientific/. 

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Funding

This project is made possible by an NWO Crossover grant. With the Crossover Programme, NWO funds research in public-private partnerships that focus on achieving significant impact on societal challenges and in which the research themes connect several top sectors.