Stanford ADRC · Research Data Hub

The Stanford Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) is one of about 30 centers funded by the National Institute on Aging to study Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We follow more than 600 people over many years, from healthy older adults to people living with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and Lewy body disease, and share what we learn so that researchers everywhere can build on it. Our cores collect clinical and cognitive data, blood and spinal fluid biomarkers, brain imaging and, through brain donation, neuropathology. Every dataset here is a protected copy: it has the same patterns as our data, and no row is a real person. The originals stay at Stanford; with access you can work with every row, and ask for a real run on the originals.

Stanford ADRC NIA Alzheimer’s Disease Research Centers NACC Uniform Data Set

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Publishing since Sep 2026

Published studies 7

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Plasma p-tau217, GFAP and NfLBaseline blood biomarkers for 612 participants: p-tau217, GFAP, NfL and the Aβ42/40 ratio, with amyloid status.Version 1 · 1 dataset
Brain MRI phenotypesVolumes and thickness from baseline 3T MRI for 410 participants: hippocampus, entorhinal cortex and white matter lesions.Version 1 · 1 dataset
Neuropathology at autopsyNIA-AA neuropathology for 132 brain donors: Braak, CERAD, Thal, Lewy bodies, TDP-43 and CAA, with the last clinical diagnosis.Version 1 · 1 dataset
Plasma proteomics (SomaScan 7K)The 24 plasma proteins most linked to diagnosis, from SomaScan 7K in 422 participants, with a protein annotation table.Version 1 · 1 dataset
Stanford ADRC multi-omics cohort644 participants across 9 modalities, as protected copies. v2 adds the codebook, the collection protocol and a figure.Version 2 · 2 datasets
Longitudinal cognition and diagnosisYearly clinical visits for 520 participants: MoCA, MMSE, CDR and depression, with diagnosis at every visit, and who is in the cohort.Version 1 · 3 datasets
Healthy Brain Aging StudyThree years of sleep and activity from a wrist device and yearly cognitive tests in 240 cognitively healthy older adults.Version 1 · 1 dataset