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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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-term needs of people and nature by: working in collaboration with communities and our partners; providing access to resources and experiences that promote economic, ecological, and social vitality
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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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conducting molecular-based assays such as ddPCR and/or qPCR, and biochemical analyses via chemical extractions and collaboration with unit Chemists. Data collected from these experiments will contribute
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collaborative research focused on hydrological and biogeochemical cycles in agricultural landscapes. Outcomes from this are expected to advance the scientific understanding and decision-support tools needed
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consultation on evaluation design, methods, and use across PPIB performance improvement projects. This includes gaining exposure to the evaluation of collaborative activities with partners, strategy
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mainly focused on peanuts but also inclusive of cotton and corn as the traditional rotational crops for peanuts. The activities include, but aren't limited to, collaborating with research scientists