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information on the science and engineering enterprise, but also will provide you with an exclusive access to high quality data sets and experiences in data analysis, statistics, and more. Where will I be
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assistance on topics such as implementing nutrition standards and expanding healthy food access in hospitals, public facilities, and charitable food settings and increasing access to fruits and vegetables in
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sequence/genotype data, help conduct analyses to survey variation, calculate relationships, and other relevant analyses of genebank accessions. You will interact with collaborators to upload genotypic and
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interest in responses to the beet curly top virus, Rhizomania disease, as well as early seedling freezing tolerance. As part of this project, you will have the opportunity to characterize diverse accessions
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understanding of the utilization of oils, proteins, and phytochemicals from major and emerging U.S. crops. The participant will have access to a state-of-the-art pilot plant for seed and food processing, along
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hydrodynamic systems including aquifers, watersheds, rivers, reservoirs, lakes, estuaries, harbors, coastal inlets, and wetlands. Projects may include access to physical facilities of approximately 1.7 million
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, survival, and mortality. Collaborate on research examining diabetes burden, access to care, and health outcomes across demographic, socioeconomic, and geographic populations. Gain experience in
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at Cornell University, Cornell Agri-tech (Geneva Campus), and USDA-ARS scientists and produce quality research that will be published in open-access, peer-reviewed journals relevant to the field, as
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postharvest quality and reducing losses of horticultural specialty crops caused by fungal pathogens, physiological disorders, and the control of quarantine insect pests that threaten market access and export
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well as groundwater geophysicists, hydrologists and economists. Participation with the SAWS unit will grant access to USDA physical and computational resources, including geophysical instrumentation, soil and plant