Exploring the brain, psychological and emotional wellbeing, and individual behavior.

Collaborative Collision: Health 2021 encompasses three separate events, each with a different focus. Physical Health (April 6th) focuses on researchers working on topics directly related to the condition of the human body, Social Health (April 7th) includes the interaction between our social systems and individual health outcomes, and Mental and Emotional Health (April 8th) explores the brain, psychological and emotional wellbeing, and individual behavior.

Whether you are working to find better ways to prevent and treat chronic disease, exploring the causes of health disparities in different populations, analyzing massive data sets to provide healthcare policy insights, developing new technologies to improve patient outcomes, creating new works of art that challenge the way we think about mental wellness, or seeking to better understand the very building blocks of life as we know it, nearly every member of FSU's research community could plausibly be involved in a project related to health.