Collaborative Collisions are interdisciplinary networking events hosted by Research Development. These are topic-driven and have been facilitated with large topic areas as well as more targeted areas of interest. Informational sites are created following the event so that researchers can access the information at their convenience.
Collaborative Collision: Mental & Behavioral Health
Join us on Thursday March 28, 2024 from 3:00 - 5:30 PM at the FSU Alumni Center for the next iteration of Collaborative Collision. This networking event will gather researchers from across FSU working on Mental and Behavioral Health topics, as well as community and clinical partners interested in supporting these efforts, to help build connections and launch new research teams that will make a positive impact on our community.
Learn more and register by February 26th!
From 2016-2021, the Collaborative Collision program featured 774 research profile presentations and had over 1000 total participants, helping to launch countless new collaborative research teams. The introduction of a virtual format in 2020 allowed us to continue our events, even with a pandemic. From 2021 to 2023, Research Development hosted four extended events that guided participants through a structured process in which they worked together to understand a challenge they were trying to solve, what kind of solution was needed to make an impact, the strategy needed to develop that solution, and how the team would work together to deliver the solution.
Explore materials from these events below!
If you are a Collaborative Collision awardee and have questions regarding your award, please contact Beth Hodges.
Florida
Spring, 2023
Rural Innovation
Fall, 2022
Community+
Spring, 2022
Resilience
Fall, 2021
Health
Fall, 2021
Climate Solutions
Spring, 2021
Technology & Society
Fall, 2020
AI & Machine Learning
Spring, 2020
COVID-19
Spring, 2020
Big Data
Fall, 2019
Children & Families
Spring, 2019
Disaster Resilience
Spring, 2019
Defense
Fall, 2018
Mental Health & Wellness
Spring, 2018
Smart Cities
Spring, 2018
Environment
Fall, 2017
Health
Spring, 2016