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surveillance activities across participating sites, support data collection and data quality efforts, develop and maintain surveillance tools and guidance, and facilitate communication and collaboration across
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management of pests and 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
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team and collaborative scientific environments Previous experience with insect vectors of animal pathogens (field and/or laboratory experience) Stipend $49,000.00 – $54,000.00 Yearly Point of Contact
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part of and gain training in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary research program incorporating chemical, biochemical, and engineering analyses aimed at development of novel biobased marketable goods
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candidate, you will engage with experienced researchers focused on implementing rigorous and collaborative psychological health research portfolios. Current prevention and intervention projects are focused
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to explore ways to strengthen systems for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and program evaluation across comprehensive cancer prevention and control partnership initiatives. You will train by conducting
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. Analyze and interpret laboratory and sequencing data in collaboration with bioinformaticians and other scientific partners. Evaluate emerging laboratory technologies, reagents, sequencing platforms, and
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for continual improvement. Implementing and integrating new quality tools to support all functions of the laboratories. Utilizing basic statistical tools and techniques to gather and analyze data. Collaborating
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, erosion control, and weed suppression, their susceptibility to INSV and potential role in disease ecology remain poorly understood. You will collaborate with USDA-ARS scientists to investigate plant-virus
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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