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on wildlife disease impacts in ungulates around the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Learning Objectives: Through this mentored research experience, you will expand your knowledge of wildlife disease ecology
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witness to, objective evaluations and assessments of new capabilities aimed at countering WMD and emerging threats. Albuquerque is New Mexico’s largest city, where the modern city skyline is set against a
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for respiratory virus genomics; Final projects will be developed jointly by the mentor and fellow. Learning Objectives: During the fellowship, you will learn to: Apply bioinformatics and data science methods
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managing diabetes using computer simulation models. Learning Objectives: You will learn: How to synthesize and translate empirical evidence on cost-effectiveness of interventions for the prevention and
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chronic conditions and illnesses. This research aligns with CVDB's public health mission to strengthen evidence supporting improved recognition and characterization of ME/CFS. Learning Objectives: You will
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findings to technical and non-technical audiences. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor, you will: Develop skills in epidemiologic and statistical analysis through mentored application
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refinement of analytical workflows that support broader studies in postharvest biology, fruit metabolomics, and disease management. Learning Objectives: Through mentorship and applied research training, you
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Division of Prevention Science meetings and activities. Gain exposure to departmental efforts that support disease prevention, public health, and health promotion initiatives. Learning Objectives: You will
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. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of senior scientists and public health advisors within DCPC, you will gain experience in: Identifying, assessing, and cultivating strategic partnerships aligned with
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problems that affect Americans every day from field to table. Learning Objectives: Under guidance of a mentor, the participant will: Learn fundamental and applied concepts in grapevine physiology, molecular