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professionals. Under the guidance of a CDC mentor, you may: Analyze respiratory virus sequence data and associated surveillance metadata; Gain experience preparing routine and ad hoc genomic surveillance reports
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that monitors laboratory-confirmed hospitalizations associated with influenza, COVID-19, and RSV among children and adults in the United States. RESP-NET data are used to characterize hospitalization trends
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. You will engage in analytical chemistry investigations designed to characterize volatile and non-volatile metabolites associated with fruit quality and disease responses. Research activities may include
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insights to human operators Implementing frameworks for continuous model monitoring, retraining, versioning, and deployment to ensure the digital twin and associated AI models adapt to degradation or changes
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biology, genetics, and artificial intelligence, including: statistical methods of marker-trait association, methods for determining syntenic relationships and for calculating and representing pan-genome
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CDC SMEs and public health professionals from state and local health departments, national associations, professional organizations, industry stakeholders, community-based organizations, federal
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communication preferences associated with vaccines, immunization, and respiratory illness prevention. Participants may also gain exposure to communication strategies used to educate diverse audiences about
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, detection and mitigation of the risks associated with substandard and falsified medicines, foodborne illness traceability, antimicrobial resistance, inspection and laboratory capacity, good clinical practices
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the technological supremacy of America’s air, space and cyber forces. About ORISE This program, administered by Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) through its contract with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE
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such as systematic literature review, study design exploration, and analysis of environmental health and exposure data related to microplastics, nanoplastics, and associated chemical contaminants