Eunhee Park, Associate Professor at University at Buffalo School of Nursing, SUNY, is dedicated to improving adolescent health through technology. Her research tackles the critical issue of preventing risky behaviors, such as smoking, vaping, and substance use, especially among youth and those in low-income communities. She's currently the principal investigator on two major NIH-funded projects. One, supported by the National Cancer Institute, uses AI to combat adolescent e-cigarette use. The other, funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, is creating a cutting-edge tool to measure e-cigarette use in real-world settings. Dr. Park's impactful work is built on robust collaborations with schools, youth organizations, and public health agencies in both rural and urban areas. She earned her PhD and MSN from the University of Virginia and her BSN from Kyungpook National University.