Center for Vital Longevity

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the brave individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

In observance of Memorial Day, the Center for Vital Longevity will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026.

At CVL, we believe awareness begins with learning, listening, and showing up for one another. This Dementia Awareness Week, let’s continue building a more informed and compassionate community.

Missed our Spring Lecture with Dr. Wendy Rogers?

The full recording is now available on YouTube. Learn how technology can support older adults in maintaining independence, connection, and quality of life.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/vKGWkvSzwxY

This is a great watch for anyone interested in aging research, assistive technology, human-centered design, and the future of care.

Awareness starts with understanding, compassion, and community. Together, we can help create a more supportive future for brain health and caregiving.

To those who are mothers, becoming mothers, remembering mothers, missing mothers, and showing up as mother figures in all kinds of ways, we celebrate you!

Happy Mother's Day!

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Spring 2026 Public Lecture with Dr. Wendy Rogers, Exploring Human-Robot Interactions for Older Adults.

We're grateful to host an evening that brought together researchers, students, alumni, partners, and community members for a meaningful conversation on how human-centered and universal design can help shape the future of assistive and social robots for older adults.

From the reception and lecture to the Q&A and poster exhibit, it was inspiring to see such thoughtful engagement around technology, aging, autonomy, and quality of life.

We are thankful to Dr. Rogers, our attendees, partners, and presenters for making the evening a success, and we look forward to continuing these important conversations at CVL.

Watch our final Spring Science Luncheon lecture with Dr. Wendy Rogers. She covered how technology can enhance social engagement for older adults and how thoughtful, human-centered design can improve everyday lives.

Link: https://youtu.be/o-nqIM-b4_o?si=9ocX_Neib1PiYnzk

Learn how real-world innovations are supporting independence, connection, and quality of life.

Hearing Loss and Brain Health with Dr. Frank Lin Neuro Logic · Episode

Honoring the voices, cultures, and contributions that shape our communities.

This Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, CVL celebrates the stories, resilience, and impact of AAPI individuals past and present!

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We’re wrapping up our Spring Science Luncheons with Dr. Wendy Rogers.

Join her at 12 pm today to learn how technology can enhance social engagement for older adults and how thoughtful, human-centered design can improve everyday lives.

See you soon: https://tinyurl.com/2mv94yj3