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exposure to collaborative learning approaches through engagement with CDC programs, federal agencies, state public health organizations, and rural public health evaluation communities of practice. Learning
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datasets associated with heat and other extreme weather events. Observe and collaborate on the evaluation and enhancement of extreme weather and health data visualization tools, including the HeatRisk Tool
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Assessment process used to evaluate potential human health risks associated with environmental exposures. You will also gain exposure to EPA’s Superfund activities and experience collaborating with federal
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, and interpretation of results. Sample management — Experience managing, organizing, and archiving biological samples. Independent and collaborative research — Ability to conduct research independently
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collaboration with USDA-ARS scientists specializing in plant physiology, molecular biology, genomics, and herbicide resistance to advance understanding of resistance mechanisms and support the development
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interpret extreme weather, environmental, and public health datasets associated with heat and other extreme weather events. Observe and collaborate on the evaluation and enhancement of extreme weather and
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the production and export of FDA regulated products to the United States. Project 2: Research Supporting FDA’s International Priorities You will collaborate with mentors to perform research and analysis
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analyses of diabetes incidence, prevalence, complications, survival, and mortality. Collaborate on research examining diabetes burden, access to care, and health outcomes across demographic, socioeconomic
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, especially those planning to pursue a future PhD, DVM, or MD. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor and in close collaboration with senior laboratory personnel, you will have the opportunity
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staff and collaborators on research instruments, data collection processes, analysis, and reporting activities. Develop skills in conducting literature reviews and formative research to inform