Hattori Wallisen Tadashi

Wall Hattori has Bachelor Degree in Biology at the Catholic University of Parana (PUCPR), Master in Psychobiology, with emphasis on animal behavior, and Ph.D. in Psychobiology, with an emphasis in Behavioral Studies, both at Graduate Program in Psychobiology (PSICOB), of the Department of Physiology, of the Biosciences Center (CB), of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN). He performed Junior Postdoctoral activities (PDJ/CNPq), coordinating the EPA-Brazil Project - Mate Choice among Brazilian Adolescents, and Postdoctoral National Program (PNPD/CAPES), both at PSICOB/UFRN. He is Adjunct C1 Professor of the Department of Public Health (DESCO), Professor and Advisor of the Graduate Program in Family Health (PPSAF) (Professional Master in Family Health - PROFSAUDE), Professor and Advisor of the Graduate Program in Heath Sciences (PGCSA), of the Faculty of Medicine (FAMED), of the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) and coadvisor of the PSICOB/UFRN. He coordinates the Study Group in Health Evaluation (GEAS), the Study Group in Bioestatistics (GEB) and the Study Group in Human Behavior and Evolution (GECH). He is the leader of the Group of Studies in Public Health (GESCO) DGP/CNPq and Teaching Coordinator of the Academic League of Family and Community Health (LASFC). He has experience in Applied Statistics for Biological and Health Sciences and studies on Human Behavior and Evolution. He is interested in the health of the elderly and health education.