This Research Topic (RT) covers papers presented at the 5th International Conference on
Aging & Cognition in Zurich (https://eucas. org/ac2019/). A particular focus of this RT is …

Describing the trajectories of age-related change for different brain structures has been of
interest in many recent studies. However, our knowledge regarding these trajectories and …

In a recent study, Cid-Fernandez et al.(2014) tested attentional performance in 3 age
groups: young (21–29 years old), middle-aged (51–64 years old), and older adults (65–84 …

Nobody would seriously challenge the idea that age-related changes in cognition are in
great part a consequence of agerelated changes in the brain. Yet, although both types of …

In recent years, exceptional scientific achievements have led to major advancements in the
fast-growing field of neurocognitive aging and behavior. In this inaugural collection, Insights …

The healthy adult brain undergoes tissue volume decline with age, but contradictory findings
abound regarding rate of change. To identify a source of this discrepancy, we present …

to build on the prior issue by highlighting the latest advancements and challenges for
research in neurocognitive aging. Here we outline the contributions and implications for …

Research during the last two decades has shown that the brain undergoes continuous
changes throughout life, with substantial heterogeneity in age trajectories between regions …

These are exciting times for the field of cognitive aging research. The reviews in this issue
comprise a wonderfully illustrative set of the wide-ranging research endeavors and …

Hofer and Sliwinski raise a critical concern regarding a popular practice in aging research of
inferring associations among aging changes of different processes from correlations based …