Mission
The mission of the Cornell Institute for Translational Research on Aging (CITRA) is to cultivate and maintain close ties between Cornell researchers in social science, clinical research and mental health, with community-based practitioners from throughout the five boroughs of New York City. This tie between community based organizations, social scientists, and medical researchers provides a living learning laboratory where research is conceptualized, conducted, and disseminated with continuous feedback from invested stakeholders. Thus, CITRA’s mission is not only the origination of high quality research, but the creation of a dynamic infrastructure to support these research partnerships. CITRA is funded by the National Institute on Aging.


Current News and Research

Cornell Aging and the Environment Collaboration (CAEC) working papers:

  1. Civic Engagement
  2. Health Effects
  3. Residential Environments

CITRA is pleased to announce continued funding of its Roybal Center.  The new center will be called the Translational Research Institute on Pain in Laterlife (TRIPLL), and will focus on improving the prevention and management of pain in later life.


A Community-Based Participatory Critique of Social Isolation Intervention Research for Community-Dwelling Older Adults (M. Sabir, E. Wethington, R. Breckman, R. Meador, C. Reid, K. Pillemer)








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