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: Through this opportunity, you will train on projects related to quality control management and clinical diagnostic testing for poxviruses and rabies virus. Under the guidance of a mentor, you will: Gain
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literature reviews, principles of public health, toxicology, chemistry, exposure science, risk assessment, data analytics, technical report preparation, and oral communication skills to effectively communicate
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approaches to study genes involved in crop trait regulation. Develop skills in analyzing gene function and biochemical pathways associated with plant growth, biomass composition, and crop improvement. Learn
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: This fellowship provides an immersive research and professional development experience for a postdoctoral scholar interested in postharvest fruit quality, analytical chemistry, and metabolomics. You will
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approaches, especially involving entomopathogenic nematodes and fungi. Innovative methods of application and delivery techniques will be developed. Fundamental studies to understand basic entomopathogen
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) unit seeks a post-doctoral fellow in food science, microbiology, engineering or related disciplines to assist in the development of value-added ingredients from agro-industrial crops and their by
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traits associated with tolerance to adverse growing conditions. Develop an understanding of how physiological mechanisms are connected to observable plant stress-response traits. Gain exposure to plant
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of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. The Functional Foods Research (FFR) unit in Peoria, Illinois aims at developing bioactive food ingredients
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. The Foreign Animal Diseases Research Unit (FADRU) at NBAF develops novel strategies and countermeasures to control Foreign Animal Diseases (FADs) of livestock. Specifically, the research program focuses on foot
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, plant science, engineering, textile technology, and data science. This team is dedicated to developing and improving methods for assessing cotton fiber quality across production, processing, and end-use