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sensors, laboratory and greenhouse space, as well as cloud and supercomputing resources. We also engage closely with researchers at University of California campuses, especially those in Davis. Learning
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pathogens of tree fruits, 2) biology and management of pests and pathogens of potato, and 3) potato germplasm improvement. The Research Unit maintains strong collaborations with Washington State University
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technical information through presentations, briefing materials, and written summaries. Learn how multidisciplinary and interagency collaborations contribute to extreme weather and health research
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participate in collaborative research focused on understanding how postharvest treatments and pathogen infections influence the chemical composition, sensory characteristics, and overall quality of fresh fruits
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for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (NCEH/ATSDR). Under the guidance of a mentor, you will collaborate and learn from a writer/editor team to review and update content for the Chemical Emergencies
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. In collaboration with partners across the eastern United States, the initiative seeks to strengthen cross-boundary understanding of ecological resilience and inform adaptation strategies grounded in
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Research Project: This fellowship provides a master-level trainee an immersive practice-focused experience in population-based cancer prevention and control, combining applied learning with mentorship
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/presentations/publications depending on contributions. Gain experience collaborating with domestic and international partners. Learn how to develop and implement laboratory robotics and automation in compliance
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audiences. Increase proficiency in communicating technical information through presentations, briefing materials, and written summaries. Learn how multidisciplinary and interagency collaborations contribute
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activities across the branch. You will learn about public health performance improvement, supporting PPIB projects with national partners, assessing the national voluntary accreditation program for public