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and training in plant-pathogen interactions between wheat and mycotoxigenic fungi, with a focus on understanding factors that contribute to improved wheat resilience to fungal disease. Under
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encourages creative ideas and leadership. In the words of former Lab Director Brian Anderson , "our differences make us stronger and we’re united in fostering inclusivity in all aspects of our research
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research on interactions between maize and agriculturally important fungal pathogens, initially emphasizing Fusarium and Aspergillus species. These fungi cause crop diseases and mycotoxin contamination
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. Description: The transition in the Arctic from multi-year ice to first year ice raises the urgency of process understanding and modeling of sea ice formation/melt processes, including the interaction with
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. Specifically focusing on the alteration products, those formed during water rock interactions, can provide key evidence for this water lain and habitable past. Additionally, on Earth, these alteration products
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dynamics, and tidal response, are also of interest. The selected candidate will work with the Planetary Geodesy group at NASA GSFC and will be able to interact with spacecraft mission teams such as VERITAS
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Planetary Geodesy group at NASA GSFC and will be able to interact with spacecraft mission teams such as Europa Clipper. Field of Science: Planetary Science Advisors: Erwan Mazarico [email protected]
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during florivore management. Gain experience conducting field and laboratory observations of flower–bee interactions and pollinator activity. Develop skills in collecting, handling, and processing flower
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or bachelor's degree in the one of the relevant fields. We are seeking applicants interested in contributing to an environment that values creative and critical thinking, communication, and collaboration. Point
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with high purity, improved color, and desirable sensory attributes; conduct analyses of the structural, nutritional, and functional properties of extracted plant proteins; characterize interactions