Southern Arkansas University receives $50,000 to establish public health informatics laboratory
The program is designed to strengthen biomedical research capacity across Arkansas by supporting early-career faculty as they develop research laboratories that actively engage undergraduate students.
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The funding will support a new research and teaching facility led by assistant professor Samia Amin, giving undergraduate students hands-on experience in applying data-driven approaches to public health challenges.
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