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His research in Health Science focuses on cancer disparity, survivorship, treatment, infectious disease outcomes, and immigration health. He collaborates with the NIH as a Freelance Data Analyst on cancer outcomes and immigration health related to depression, anxiety, and psychological distress.

Dr. Mamudu's research interest is data-driven, and interdisciplinarily focused on statistical/analytical modeling and the application of qualitative and quantitative statistical methods in Health Science, Economics & Finance, Environmental Science, and Cybersecurity.

He received his Ph.D. in Statistics from University of South Florida, MSc degree in Mathematical Science from East Tennessee State University, and BSc degree in Mathematics with Economics from University for Development Studies.

Lohuwa Mamudu, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health at California State University, Fullerton.

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Dr. Behseta is the recipient of the Outstanding Research Award at the NSM in 2014, and CSUF’s 2022 Outstanding Professor Award. He is one of the co-investigators of NAARE.

Dr. Behseta was the Executive Editor of CHANCE magazine (2011-14). His research interests include Bayesian statistics, neuroscience, epidemiological modeling, statistics education, probabilistic watermarking, and epidemiology.

Dr. Behseta, a Fellow of the American Statistical Association, specializes in statistical modeling of neuronal spike train data. He directs the Center for Computational and Applied Mathematics at CSUF and serves as an associate editor for ASA's flagship journals.

Sam Behseta, Ph.D., M.S., is a professor of Mathematics at California State University, Fullerton. He received his PhD in statistics from Carnegie Mellon University in 2003.

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In Fall 2022, we recruited NAARE's first cohort! The 10 NAARE student scholars, faculty and staff team made initial introductions at the NAARE Meet & Greet!

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Investigating TRPV4 and TRPML3 ion channels, part of the transient receptor potential (TRP) superfamily, Dr. Cuajungco focuses on signal transduction processes. His research interests include the TRPML subfamily, TMEM proteins, and cellular zinc transport. He co-investigates NAARE.

In 2000, Dr. Cuajungco conducted postdoctoral research at Harvard, focusing on familial dysautonomia, and later studied sensory systems and hearing at Harvard and Stanford University School of Medicine.

Part of Dr. Cuajungco’s PhD thesis work was undertaken at Harvard Medical School as a pre-doctoral scholar, where he investigated the effects of abnormal zinc metabolism in the brain, and the role of zinc, copper, and iron in Alzheimer's disease pathology.

Math Cuajungco, Ph.D., M.S.c., is a professor of Biological Science at California State University, Fullerton. He earned his doctorate in Neuroscience from the University of Auckland, New Zealand in 1999.

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2. Develop traditional and multimedia curricula on neurocognitive aging and Alzheimer’s disease. Including multimedia videos that aim to reach a broad student population.

3. Provide research career advising and graduate pathway seminars to help narrow the achievement gap for students.

The primary aim of NAARE is to:

1. Provide students with in-depth, guided research and hands-on experiences in the field of neurocognitive aging and Alzheimer’s disease.

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The primary mission of NAARE is to provide diverse undergraduates a comprehensive didactic and hands-on research experience, as well as to increase the number of skilled new scientists entering the field of neurocognitive aging and ADRD research.

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Neurocognitive Aging & Analytics Research Education program established in 2021 at California State University, Fullerton in partnership with University of Southern California. Our aim is to engage students in research on neurocognitive aging and Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.