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TRACE Researcher to Attend AMIA Conference

November 11th, 2025
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The AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association) holds a symposium every year that brings together professionals in informatics and health. Dr. Amanda Lazar of the TRACE Center will be part of a panel: “Digital Ageism and Informatics Research Involving Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment” and will be discussing her research on societal biases about aging & cognitive decline and how digital ageism can affect the design of informatics solutions!

  • Maryland Initiative for Digital Accessibility

    The TRACE RERC is an active participant in MIDA, a new organization focused on the design of technology products that are "born-accessible."

    Raising the Floor

    The primary development partner of the TRACE RERC since 2013, the team at the nonprofit Raising the Floor is continuing the development and deployment of Morphic and AT-on-Demand, and will partner on several development activities in the new RERC grant.