Accelerating discoveries in Alzheimer’s research

Announcing Cohort II of the William H. Gates Sr. AD Fellowship Program

Congratulations to the recently selected Fellows!

The AD Data Initiative has selected four outstanding Fellows for its second cohort, focused on leveraging novel AI approaches to accelerate Alzheimer’s research.  

Driving Research Forward – Together

Further Your Research: Visit the AD Discovery Portal today to explore datasets and request access via AD Workbench.  

Interested in accelerating innovation by sharing ADRD data? Learn more here.

Advancing discoveries through collaborative effort

Guided by priority research questions that were developed by a coalition of partners and leaders in the AD field, we’re advancing a scientific strategy to seed innovation and accelerate breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s and related dementias research.  

Powering research though our interoperable data sharing and analytics environment

100+ datasets | 6K+ registered users | from over 120 countries

AD Workbench – a secure, cloud-based data sharing and analytics environment – is the interoperability layer of the AD Data Initiative technical suite and its flagship product offering.

Easy to use and available at no cost, AD Workbench empowers researchers around the world to share, access and analyze data across platforms.

For Researchers

Researchers can access a diverse collection of over 100 novel datasets and collaborate, curate, combine, analyze and visualize data via secure, private, cloud-based Workspaces. 

For Data Contributors

Data contributors can securely share their ADRD data and manage permissions and access. We offer a variety of tools to help contributors more easily share data to advance ADRD research.   

Accelerating research through strategic initiatives and collaborative science

We invest in strategic initiatives such as fellowships, data challenges, and driver projects to foster global collaboration, empower researchers, and advance scientific discovery.  Learn about our coalition’s efforts to encourage and enable more data sharing and collaborative science.  

Gates Notes
Posted November 17, 2020

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.

Bill Gates