Happy Independence Day! Today, we celebrate the spirit of freedom, opportunity, and the many individuals who have helped shape our nation’s history. Wishing our community a safe and meaningful 4th of July.

Save the date and set a reminder! Registration for the 2027 Development, Aging & Cognition Conference opens August 1. Take advantage of Early Bird pricing from 8/1/26–11/30/26. dacc.utdallas.edu/conference-d...

Happy Social Media Day! From event updates to celebrating special occasions, social media helps us stay connected with our community. Thank you for following along and being part of the conversation. #SocialMediaDay #UTDallas #CenterForVitalLongevity

Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers and father figures. For the strength and the softness. For the guidance and the care. For the protection and the patience. For showing up in ways both seen and unseen. Today, we celebrate every side of fatherhood. #HappyFather'sDay #CVL #UTDallas

In observance of Juneteenth, the Center for Vital Longevity will be closed on June 19. Today, we pause to reflect on freedom, history, and the continued pursuit of equity and justice. #Juneteenth #CVL #UTDallas

🗓️ SAVE THE DATE! The 2027 Development, Aging & Cognition Conference is scheduled for Feb 18 - 20, 2027 at the Virgin Hotels, Dallas. Registration details & program updates coming soon! dacc.utdallas.edu

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. #MemorialDay #UTDallas #CVL

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. #DementiaAwarenessWeek #CVL #UTD

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: youtu.be/vKGWkvSzwxY #CVL #UTDallas #SpringLecture

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

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! #CVL #UTD #Mother'sDay2026

Thank you to everyone who joined CVL’s Spring 2026 Public Lecture with Dr. Wendy Rogers. We were grateful to bring our community together for an inspiring conversation on technology, aging, and quality of life. #CVL #UTDallas #SpringLecture2026

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: youtu.be/o-nqIM-b4_o?... #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

🎧 Worth a revisit: Hearing Loss and Brain Health with Dr. Frank Lin Haven’t listened yet? Now’s a great time 👇 open.spotify.com/episode/3Lss... We cover: 🧠 Hearing loss & cognitive decline 🏛️ Real policy impact 🔬 What it means for brain health Give it a listen and tell us what you think.

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! #CVL #UTDallas ##AAPIHeritageMonth

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. See you soon: tinyurl.com/2mv94yj3 #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

The Spring Science Luncheon presentation with Christian LoBue, PhD is now available to view. 👉 Watch the presentation here: youtu.be/9YZ5joyhUNI?... #CVL #UTDallas #UTSW #SpringScienceLuncheon #Neuroscience #BrainHealth

The rescheduled science luncheon with Dr. Christian LoBue is happening today at 12 PM. Learn how noninvasive brain stimulation is shaping new approaches to cognitive care in neurodegenerative disorders. tinyurl.com/mudp6t6r #UTDallas #CVL #Neuroscience #ScienceLuncheon

Our Spring Lecture is coming up this week with Dr. Wendy Rogers! Learn how robots are being designed to better support older adults and how thoughtful, human-centered design can improve everyday life. Book your seat now: tinyurl.com/4jby569x #CVL #UTDallas #SpringLecture

We’re proud to celebrate Dr. Chandramallika Basak, Director of the Lifespan Neuroscience and Cognition (LiNC) Lab at CVL, on receiving the University Innovator Award (Research track) at the inaugural Texas Innovator Awards and Conference. Congratulations, Dr. Basak! 🎉

We’re closing out our Spring Science Luncheon Series with Dr. Wendy Rogers. Join us for her talk on Enhancing Social Engagement for Older Adults through Technology on Thursday, April 30 at 12:00 PM RSVP: tinyurl.com/ycy45x44 #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon #BrainHealth

Today, on National Administrative Professionals’ Day, we recognize the individuals who make the day-to-day possible. Your attention to detail, reliability, and behind-the-scenes support do not go unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do. #CVL #UTDallas #AdministrativeProfessionals’Day #April22

Next in our Science Luncheon Series, join Dr. Christian LoBue presenting on Noninvasive brain stimulation for cognitive deficits in neurodegenerative disorders. Monday, April 27 at 12:00 PM RSVP: tinyurl.com/u5nbvyf7 #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

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The recording of our Science Luncheon with Dr. Kaitlin Casaletto (UCSF) is now live. Dive in to explore what keeps the brain strong over time. Watch here: youtu.be/_DTCMwKrVOg?... #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

What helps the brain stay strong as we age? Find out today at our Science Luncheon with Dr. Kaitlin Casaletto, as she explores 'Characterizing Cognitive Resilience: From behavior to molecule.' Join us at 12:00–1:00 PM : tinyurl.com/26wxe8d4 #CVL #ScienceLuncheon #UTDallas

Behind every activity at CVL is a team that shows up, steps in, and makes it happen. To our incredible volunteers, thank you for your time, your effort, and your constant support of the Center for Vital Longevity. We are truly grateful for all that you do. #CVL #UTDallas #VolunteersRecognitionDay

Haven’t checked out our first episode yet? We talk with Dr. Bradley Lega, Neurosurgeon and Associate Professor at UT Southwestern, about how brain conditions impact memory and what new research is revealing. Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/3cle...

As the National Student Employment Week comes to an end, we’re taking a moment to celebrate our student team at CVL. Between classes, deadlines, and everything in between, you still show up with commitment, curiosity, and care for the work we do. #CVL #UTDallas #StudentEmployeeWeek

Just two weeks to Exploring Human-Robot Interactions for Older Adults with Dr. Wendy Rogers! Register now: tinyurl.com/4bmen9ky Get a glimpse into how aging could look with the right technology, from assistive robots to smart living environments. #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLecture

Next in Luncheon series, we have Dr. Kaitlin Casaletto, Associate Professor of Neurology at the University of California, SF. She will present Characterizing Cognitive Resilience on Monday, April 20 at 12 PM. RSVP: tinyurl.com/4pyuj9pp #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

Good thing the Science Luncheon with Dr. Jessica Bernard was recorded—whether you’re rewatching or tuning in for the first time, it’s worth it! Watch it here: youtu.be/DDshl3zgUpg Learn how the cerebellum plays a role in aging and cognitive decline, and what it could mean for future interventions.

Tune in with Dr. Jessica Bernard today to explore how the cerebellum plays a role in aging and cognitive decline, and why it may be a key target for future interventions. Join the conversation live at 12 PM : tinyurl.com/mtjy6jhe #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

If you haven't, you should explore one of our past episodes: How Humans Find Their Way We sit down with Dr. Weisberg to explore how the brain aids navigation, why some people have a better sense of direction, & how tools like GPS shape spatial awareness. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/0Z5o...

You made an impact this Comets Giving Days 💫 A big thank you to our ambassadors and everyone who supported CVL. Your support will go a long way in helping us continue our work toward a better future! #COMETogetherUTD #CometsGivingDays #CometsForCognitiveHealth #UTDallas #CVL

Celebrating our graduate students this Graduate Student Appreciation Week! Thank you for the work you put in every day and the impact you make at CVL. We’re glad to have you as part of our community. #CVL #UTDallas #GraduateStudents

We’re in the final stretch of Comets Giving Days! We're thankful for the support so far and every contribution will help. Let’s keep the momentum going and finish strong together. Give here: tinyurl.com/mryfb28d #COMETogetherUTD #CometsGivingDays #CometsForCognitiveHealth #UTDallas #CVL

Next Science Luncheon, we have Dr. Jessica Bernard, a professor at Texas A&M University. On Monday, she will present “The cerebellum in aging and cognitive decline: a new target for intervention.” RSVP: tinyurl.com/4rdayjd3 #CVL #ScienceLuncheon #UTDallas

It’s not too late to give! Day 2 of Comets Giving Days is here, and your support for the Center for Vital Longevity can still make a real difference. Donate now: tinyurl.com/mryfb28d #COMETogetherUTD #CometsGivingDays #CometsForCognitiveHealth #UTDallas #CVL

We’re halfway through Day 1 of Comets Giving Days! Your support helps the Center advance research, supporting students and researchers. Give here: tinyurl.com/mryfb28d #COMETogetherUTD #CometsGivingDays #CometsForCognitiveHealth #UTDallas #CVL

On this World Health Day, we’re taking a step back. At CVL, we often focus on brain health, but today is a reminder that overall health matters just as much. Take time for yourself. Your well-being matters. #WorldHealthDay #CVL #WellBeing #UTDallas

Comets Giving Days have officially started! Your support for the Center for Vital Longevity helps fund research focused on understanding and preventing cognitive decline. Make an impact: tinyurl.com/mryfb28d #COMETogetherUTD #CometsGivingDays #CometsForCognitiveHealth #UTDallas #CVL

Comets Giving Days are coming up 💫 Become an ambassador and help us spread the word about the Center for Vital Longevity. A few posts can go a long way. Join here: tinyurl.com/mryfb28d #COMETogetherUTD #CometsGivingDays #CometsForCognitiveHealth #UTDallas #CVL

Join Dr. Amy Proskovec in a few hours to understand how brain rhythms can reveal insights into aging and neurocognitive health. Happening at 12 PM today. Join here: tinyurl.com/2a6uyy76 #UTDallas #CVL #ScienceLuncheon

Here’s another story from Marco Peppoli, sharing what makes CVL special, a community driven by passion, collaboration, and a shared goal to solve meaningful problems. youtu.be/3x3aI8CdG-0 Comets Giving Days are April 7 and 8. Support CVL: givingday.utdallas.edu #CometsGivingDay #UTDallas #CVL

Hear from Chris Hawkins as he shares how CVL research is advancing our understanding of human memory and making a real-world difference. youtu.be/nrAm0mHWL4w Comets Giving Days are April 7 and 8. Support our work! givingday.utdallas.edu #CometsGivingDay #UTDallas #CVL

Meet our speaker for our Spring Lecture, Dr. Wendy Rogers from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Her work focuses on designing robotics & technology around real human needs, supporting independence & quality of life for older adults. tinyurl.com/uu6t8sxn #UTD #HumanRobotInteraction

Join our Science Luncheon as Dr. Amy Proskovec presents “Rhythms of Aging: Tracking Neurocognitive Health through Magnetoencephalography.” 📅 Monday, April 6, 2026 🕛 12:00 – 1:00 PM Event Details: tinyurl.com/2a6uyy76 #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon

We’re excited to share a summary thread from the Wig Neuroimaging Lab on their latest PNAS publication. Explore the key findings below ⬇️