Research Opportunities

Are you NSU Faculty looking for undergraduate student assistance on a research project?

Complete this form or email Jeff Hartman.

Clinical Research Independent Study-NSU Institute for Neuro-Immune Medicine

Learn about human subject research utilizing innovative designs, brain imaging and cutting-edge laboratory assessments.
Be involved in outcomes-oriented research that brings interventions from bench to bedside employing Nutraceuticals, Pharmaceuticals, and Bioactive agents.
Work on research to improve outcomes and quality of life for those suffering with Gulf War Illness (GWI), and other illnesses.

Contact: Amanpreet Cheema, PhD at acheema@nova.edu for more information.

Game-Based Cognitive Training

Focus: In this project we will complete initial development of a gaming-oriented cognitive training app to promote improved psychomotor speed, attention, and executive function in older adults with age-related cognitive decline.
Position description: Research Volunteer
Student Participation: Any major; programming experience and interest in video game creation essential.
Time Commitment: Five or more hours per week.
Skills/Experience: · Knowledge of C# and Unity helpful

Contact: Dr. Raymond Ownby at ro71@nova.edu for more information.

Independent Study Opportunities

Independent student opportunities are available in the following areas:

A Phase II study of Bacopa in Gulf War Illness (GWI)
Oleoylethanolamide supplement in GWI
Identifying APOE4 related lipid biomarkers for diagnosing chronic neurocognitive deficits in TBI patients
A Phase I/II study of B cell depletion Therapy in Gulf War Illness
Nicotinamide riboside clinical trial for GWI
Exploring dietary influence on complex multi-symptom illnesses by exploring molecular mechanisms and genomics
Exploring Autism - A comprehensive study

Contact: Amanpreet Cheema, PhD at acheema@nova.edu for more information.