1. Elizabeth Foster Biomedical Sciences elizabeth.foster@med.fsu.edu
I work with undergraduate and medical students interested in conducting research as part of their careers. My research training is in neuroscience and I have experience human subjects research in reading development.
I’m interested in learning about student research opportunities that can help young scientists develop their skills and interests.
My extensive experience in advising, student affairs, and research mentorship has given me a unique skill set in communicating research expectations to students. Collaborating with research faculty to mentor student researchers allows me to help students develop basic reading and writing skills so that faculty can concentrate on developing their research programs.

2. Behavioral Sciences and
Richard Researcher
Behavioral Sciences and
Social Medicine
Neuronogenesis in the Non-pigmented Retina. Funded by NEI/NINDS.
Evolution and Functioning of ATP Buffering Systems . Funded by NSF.
Energy Metabolism in Hearts. Funded by NSF
SAMPLE
Diabetes and its effect on vision.
As a biostatistician, I can work on problems relating to statistical methodology and applications, pain, substance abuse, health disparities, genomics, and proteomics. I can collaborate on proposals projects requiring statistical planning, analysis, and interpretation. I can help with experimental design, power analyses, and advice on appropriate statistical methodology.