ALT Halloween infographic that reads, Make Halloween Fun, Not Scary. We want to make sure there are no nasty surprises when it comes to dogs, treats, and Halloween fun. Consider this a friendly reminder that some candy ingredients can be toxic to our furry best friends. You’ll want to keep them away from chocolate, candy wrappers, raisins, xylitol, and plastic bits that cause intestinal obstruction (with icons to match the descriptions)
ALT A decorative image of a gray-and-tan dog with upright ears, wearing a yellow collar and red harness, lying down and looking at the camera, with text that reads, "Congrats, Donovan, TRIAD Graduate." Find out if your dog is eligible for TRIAD: dogagingproject.org/triad
ALT Two dogs stand on a wooden floor facing each other near a light-colored couch edge, one sniffing while the other looks up; blurred indoor background with shelves and picture frames.
ALT A desk with a laptop and a cup of coffee on it with the words, " We are hiring a research operations director, Dog Aging Project. Learn more and Apply Today at: doagingproject.org/careers, with dog paws in the left corner
ALT Article graphic for “Why big dogs age faster” by ASU News. At the top, two dogs are shown near each other. A small tan-and-white terrier sits in a dog carrier, and a larger, light-colored dog looks at the small dog, with people in the background. With text at the bottom that reads: Large-scale Dog Aging Project reveals how 'jumping genes' underlie differences in lifespan and disease risks across breeds. - Drawing on data from 894 dogs enrolled in the Dog Aging Project, a team of scientists mapped genome-wide patterns of DNA methylation... Read the article at news.asu.edu
ALT Pack Spotlight: Pack Member Skye, A small tan-and-white dog standing on a dark mat indoors, wearing a black bandana with the text “Dog Aging Project,” facing the camera with ears up and mouth slightly open. Text below reads: Pack Member #54,681- join the pack at dogagingproject.org
ALT A graphic for our Communications Student Assistant Position. The flyer includes the following information: About the Role - This role supports Dog Aging Project participants through customer service and administrative tasks. Job Description - Assist participants with questions; Help resolve basic issues; Provide clear, accurate information; and Maintain records and data. Apply Today at DAP Student Employment: dogagingproject.org/careers or at employees.tamu.edu/jobsforaggies (JOB ID: 425712). The flyer includes dog paw print icons throughout and two images: one of a girl holding a dog while typing on a laptop, and another of a fluffy dog with its paws on the laptop keyboard, with the Dog Aging Project Home page on the screen.
ALT Dog Aging Project publication graphic: Epigenetic aging and transposon dysregulation reflect size-related lifespan compression in dogs by Blaise L. Mariner et al. Published: October 8, 2026, and DOI: 10.1126/science.aeb2986, with an image of Figure 1, an infographic titled “Dog Aging Project” showing how epigenetic clocks predict age and mortality, with diagrams about survival vs. time, demographics affecting aging (size, sex), and gene methylation changes (promoters, LINE elements) across dog breeds
ALT A decorative image of a black-and-white dog lying on a couch, head turned to the left with wide eyes, in a warmly lit room with framed cartoon wall art behind it, with text that reads, "Congrats, Finley- Precision 5-Year Completer." Thank you for being a valuable member of our project. We appreciate you completing 5 years!
ALT A presenter (Aliyya) stands in a lecture hall in front of a large screen showing a slide with charts and maps about participant retention, including a pie chart, a line graph, and a world map, while audience members sit watching.
ALT A speaker (Yumi)stands in a lecture hall in front of a large screen showing a slide titled “Fetch The Data!” with “Can AI do the Data Digging for Us?” and cartoon icons, while an audience sits in rows.
ALT Two people (Aliyya and Yumi) are standing side by side in front of a maroon step-and-repeat backdrop with repeating “TAMU” logos, smiling and holding folders, on a patterned carpeted floor.
ALT Graphic for Inside TRIAD Blog Series, with a screenshot of the blog page with text that reads, " This series of posts highlights the Test of Rapamycin in Aging Dogs, our clinical trial. TRIAD is designed to find out how rapamycin affects health and aging in dogs... Read our blog at dogagingproject.org/blog/category/inside-triad”
ALT A decorative image of a brown dog wearing a purple bandana with a white TRIAD Graduate logo, standing on a tiled floor indoors and facing the camera, with text that reads, "Congrats, Coda, TRIAD Graduate." Find out if your dog is eligible for TRIAD: dogagingproject.org/triad