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professional goals. Along the way, you will engage in activities and research in several areas. These include, but are not limited to: Interpreting data from experiments Designing simulation configurations
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. Gain experience designing “controllable” chemical systems for linking and releasing bioactive compounds. Build proficiency in bioassay-driven discovery, including testing biological activity
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stage of the biomonitoring project associated with the appointment. Analytical method development and optimization – You may gain experience designing and carrying out mentor-guided experiments
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, leading strategic integration across Biothreat Radar activities, coordinating programmatic efforts, driving innovation, expanding partnerships, and mobilizing resources. Biothreat Radar is an early-warning
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, leading strategic integration across Biothreat Radar activities, coordinating programmatic efforts, driving innovation, expanding partnerships, and mobilizing resources. Biothreat Radar is an early-warning
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communication including peer-reviewed manuscripts and oral presentations, stakeholder engagement, and translation of evidence into public health practice. This educational opportunity is designed to complement
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month(s). Discipline(s): Communications and Graphics Design (3 ) Life Health and Medical Sciences (4 ) ORISE GO The ORISE GO mobile app helps you stay engaged, connected and informed during your ORISE
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epigenetic variation from sequencing datasets in focal species. Generate genome assemblies from long-read sequence data and build pangenomes. Design and implement statistical methods for QTL mapping and
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wildlife and their habitats. The participant will help plan, develop, and implement technical field surveys using standard protocols to assess species presence, ecological impacts, habitat conditions, and
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communities through voucher incentive and produce prescription programs. Research Project: This fellowship is designed as a training experience that provides you with hands-on learning in policy, systems, and