The All of Us at SHSU Research Partners Program is designed to engage faculty and students with the National Institute of Health's All of Us dataset. Students and their faculty mentors register to use the dataset and explore training opportunities offered through their partner librarians and from the NIH. Research pairs participate in the All of Us at SHSU Research Partners Program Poster Symposium to share their work.
Student researchers present their work using the All of Us dataset in short informational sessions during the symposium. Posters are available in Newton Gresham Library. Hosted by librarian partners with support from a grant awarded through the National Institute of Health's All of Us program, the symposium promotes wider awareness of research opportunities applicable to students and faculty at SHSU through our institutional agreement with the NIH All of Us program. The 2024 symposium includes partnerships from the College of Health Sciences, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the College of Osteopathic Medicine, and the College of Science and Engineering Technology.
Fahmida Rashid is a graduate student pursuing a Master of Science in Public Health with a concentration in Global Health and Social Justice. Research interests include mental health and brain health, particularly in underserved populations, to build healthier, more prosperous communities.
Alanna Caren Rezende Carneiro is a senior pre-medical student in the Department of Biology. Research interests include the human body's response to life experiences, which involve various fields such as psychology, neuroscience, genetics, and medicine.
Markesha Whitehead is a senior Health Sciences major in the Department of Public Health. Research interests include minority health issues such as maternal mortality, heart disease, breast cancer, diabetes, and mental health.
Kubra Gundogan is a PhD student in Digital and Cyber Forensic Science. Research interests include machine learning, data mining, data science, and smart transportation systems.
Nuri Alperen Kose is a PhD student in Digital and Cyber Forensic Science. Research interests include machine learning, data mining, data science, and IoT-driven smart transportation.
Ishan Perera is a PhD student in Digital and Cyber Forensic Science. Research interests include IoT forensics, mobile forensics, data science and network forensics.
Tosin Akinsowon is a PhD student in Digital and Cyber Forensic Science. Research interests include malware, digital forensics, data science, anti-fraud and financial crimes.
Chiamaka Femi-Adeyinka is a PhD student in Digital and Cyber Forensic Science. Research interests include digital forensics, cyber security, and cyber incident response.
Promethi Das Deep is a graduate student in the Department of Education. Research interests include analyzing demographic factors' impact on tobacco, alcohol, and drug use.
Alexandra Andrews is a sophomore in the Department of Psychology. Research interests include adolescent child psychology and the onset of mental illness within children, specifically schizophrenia disorder; environmental stressors correlation with an onset of schizophrenia; understanding the neurobiological mechanisms within schizophrenia disorder; and child socialization levels and schizophrenic symptoms.
Maria R. Hearn is a junior majoring in communication studies. Research interests include different ways autism impacts the lives of autistic adults.
Saptarshi Paul is a graduate student in the Department of Public Health. Research interests include examining disparities in health outcomes across different demographic groups (e.g., by race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status). This could involve analyzing data to understand the underlying factors contributing to disparities and developing strategies to address them.
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