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The William H. Gates Sr. Fellowship from the AD Data Initiative: Announcing Our 2023 Gates Sr. AD Fellows

The AD Data Initiative is pleased to announce the selection of seven Fellows into our inaugural cohort. Congratulations to these accomplished researchers!

Information about our 2024 program will be available early next year.

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Gates  Notes
Posted November 17, 2020
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I’m optimistic that this will make a real difference in Alzheimer’s research, because there are many examples where we’ve made progress on diseases after bringing together large amounts of data.