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experience with engaging rural/agricultural audiences in Texas and/or youth. The postdoctoral scholar will interface collaborators throughout Texas. The initial appointment is for one year with an opportunity
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to group meetings and conferences, prepare manuscripts for publication, contribute to proposal development -Mentor graduate and undergraduate students in the laboratory -Develop collaboration on projects and
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broad focus areas in prevention of diet-related chronic diseases, plant genetics & biofortification and mechanistic studies in nutrition-health associations. The candidates will collaborate with USDA-ARS
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and collaboratively. Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. Ability to multi-task and work cooperatively with others. Preferred Qualifications: Proficient
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Research Associate to work closely with Drs. Joseph Burke and Katie Lewis, along with other faculty at Texas A&M AgriLife Research, and industry collaborators on an industry-funded project to determine the
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for intelligent climate control. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to design and execute research studies, perform data collection and analysis, and contribute to high-impact publications. Present research
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faculty, staff and administrators involved in the USDA NIFA SCRI onion project • Assemble project plans and teamwork assignments in collaboration with PD and co-PIs on the SCRI project to monitor work