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associated mechanisms. The primary focus of the fellowship is to gain experience in applying the scientific method to field trials and lab assays, collecting plant samples and data, and maintaining
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are to enhance barley and oat productivity, quality, and stress resilience by combing traditional, molecular, and genomics methods. You will collaborate with other scientists in the unit and other institutes
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excellence of our agriculture. The vision of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. Research Project: This research is a component of ARS National
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industrial desert crop to farmers in the south western US as an alternative to high water requiring crops such as as cotton and alfalfa. Current methods will be optimized and new methods may be invented and
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phenotyping methods to assess susceptibility and evaluate established or newly developed screening approaches. This also includes developing and evaluating preharvest and postharvest treatments aimed
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their research. Additional funds are available for supplies and travel essential for the fellow's research. Research Project: Under the guidance of a mentor, you will apply computational methods for identifying
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of microbial processes. Learn methods for measuring food texture, with a specific focus on vegetables, to explore applications in food science. This experience is designed to foster growth in scientific
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, and maintain analytical pipelines and software; Evaluate emerging bioinformatics tools, datasets, and analytical methods; Collaborate on scientific presentations, technical documentation, posters, and
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: Familiarity with rainfall–runoff modeling platforms (e.g., HEC-HMS, National Water Model, or NextGen) Understanding of flood frequency analysis (FFA), extreme precipitation, or stochastic hydrologic methods
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, is a component of the National Plant Germplasm System (NPGS). The PGRU was formed in 1986 by merging the Northeast Regional Plant Introduction Station (NERPIS) and the National Clonal Germplasm