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of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. Research Project: You will be a part of research projects developing improved intervention strategies
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underlying genetic components, helping researchers better understand how plant genetics and fiber quality interact. You will engage in a collaborative, multidisciplinary research program spanning chemistry
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policy support. This project will provide training to address surveillance and research issues related to nutrition, physical activity, and obesity in a public health setting. You will train with others
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Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition. Develop skills in reviewing and collaborating on projects focused on disease prevention and health promotion. Learn about program development and implementation
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for Grain and Animal Health Research in Manhattan, KS. Our mission is to develop economical, effective, and ecologically sound methods for managing insect pests of grain and processed commodities, improve
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methods for evaluating AI tools for public health applications; participate in the development and testing of AI-enabled analytical approaches, prototypes; examine how AI can help integrate and interpret
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expensive and dangerous health threats, and responds when these arise. CDC’s Division of State and Local Readiness (DSLR) helps state, local, tribal, and territorial public health agencies prepare for and
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risk. You will train and engage with Registry scientists to conduct epidemiologic analyses using data from the National ALS Registry and associated research initiatives, including the National ALS
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product quality and safety issues in various agricultural commodities. Your educational research activities will involve the mission and goals of ARS National Program 306, Product Quality and New Uses. You
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are derived from plant breeding, genomics, quantitative genetics, physiology, biotechnology, computational biology, and horticulture. You will be encouraged to establish robust collaborations with faculty