Nam Extends Catalyst Phase Of The Healthy Longevity Global Competition The national academy of medicine (nam), with support from johnson & johnson innovation, united therapeutics, and the yun family foundation, announces the opening of applications for the 2025 catalyst awards cycle, part of the broader healthy longevity global competition. The national academy of medicine’s (nam) healthy longevity global competition is pleased to announce the extension of its international catalyst awards through 2025, adding three annual cycles to seed innovative ideas.
Nam Extends Catalyst Phase Of The Healthy Longevity Global Competition * given the great success and significant momentum built over the first three catalyst cycles (2020 2022), the catalyst phase will be extended through 2025! the global collaborators will fund and administer three additional cycles of awards. The grand prize phase is open exclusively to the 720 global recipients of healthy longevity catalyst awards, issued between 2020 and 2025 during an earlier phase of the healthy longevity global competition. Founded by the nam in 2019, the healthy longevity global competition helped jumpstart a worldwide movement to extend the human healthspan by accelerating research, innovation, and entrepreneurship in healthy longevity. In 2026, the national academy of medicine (nam) will mark the culmination of its healthy longevity global competition by issuing a $1.5 million usd grand prize and several smaller awards for projects with the greatest impact—or potential for impact—on healthy longevity in humans.
Healthy Longevity Global Competition Announcement Of International Founded by the nam in 2019, the healthy longevity global competition helped jumpstart a worldwide movement to extend the human healthspan by accelerating research, innovation, and entrepreneurship in healthy longevity. In 2026, the national academy of medicine (nam) will mark the culmination of its healthy longevity global competition by issuing a $1.5 million usd grand prize and several smaller awards for projects with the greatest impact—or potential for impact—on healthy longevity in humans. Through the competition and the global roadmap for healthy longevity consensus study, the nam set out to help catalyze the therapies, technologies, and systems that would allow people to live healthier, more functional lives as they age. The 2025 cycle marks the final round of the catalyst awards, paving the way for the grand prize phase in 2026, when catalyst awardees worldwide will be invited to compete for nam’s $1.5 million grand prize to further advance their groundbreaking project. The catalyst awards—part of the broader healthy longevity global competition —reward bold, new, potentially transformative ideas to improve the physical, mental, or social well being and health of people as they age. The 2025 cycle marks the final round of the catalyst awards, paving the way for the grand prize phase in 2026, when catalyst awardees worldwide will be invited to compete for nam’s $1.5 million grand prize to further advance their groundbreaking project.
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