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? As the selected candidate, you will engage with an organization within the Department of Defense (DoD) dedicated to advancing research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) of scalable, mission
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Products. A current research project evaluates the role of microbes in texture losses of vegetables during processing and long-term storage. You will participate in all aspects of scientific research and
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. You will help evaluate microbial-derived compounds for biological activity against honey bee pathogens and Varroa mites, aiming to identify novel candidates for sustainable colony protection. You will
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conservation or regenerative practices that enhance soil health, water retention, and the long-term resilience of agricultural systems. You will take part in studies evaluating irrigation technology and strategy
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identifying and mitigating stressors through the evaluation of products and agents. Under the guidance of a mentor, you will engage in the implementation and post-procedural analysis for these projects. You
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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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techniques for food safety monitoring, and evaluate the analytical performance aspects of different types of advanced instrumentation. Additionally, you will learn about a wide range of activities related
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well as evaluate the biological activity of these compounds. Learning Objectives: The participant will have the opportunity to learn and use basic aseptic techniques needed for surgical procedures and long-term cell
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experience in animal and/or veterinary science to perform live animal studies and subsequent evaluations of swine viral disease pathology, preventions, and/or treatments. Experiments will be performed with
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develops genetic resources to help improve resistance to disease and abiotic stress. The research project with which you will participate will focus on the evaluation of diverse germplasm, with special