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Biorepository. Activities may include evaluating data quality and completeness, integrating information from multiple data sources, conducting statistical analyses, and interpreting findings to inform scientific
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Unit at US Horticultural Research Laboratory in Fort Pierce, FL is uniquely poised to evaluate the impacts of crop production practices on vegetables and fruit post-harvest quality and nutritional value
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. Specifically, you will participate in CDC's efforts promoting activity-friendly community design by helping to identify, evaluate, and communicate evidence-based community-level strategies that improve
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virus neutralization assays and/or ELISAs; evaluation of vaccine potency and efficacy in swine and cattle; and use of molecular and cellular techniques such as recombinant DNA technology, DNA sequencing
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activities through data analysis, process evaluation, and problem-solving. Under mentorship from OC staff, you may learn about analyzing communication and operational data, identifying areas for improvement
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evaluate protein variation and predict maize–fungal protein interactions, connecting host and pathogen variation with disease outcomes and targeted disease- and mycotoxin-control strategies. Learning
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Office of Capacity Development and Applied Prevention Science (OCDAPS) in the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of environmental medicine educational activities for clinicians. You will
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Programs 305 (Crop Production) and 304 (Crop Protection & Quarantine). Throughout the course of this project, you will learn about project management by contributing to research evaluating herbicide efficacy
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through established and newly developed computational pipelines to identify patterns of gene expression, cell populations, and immune processes; and b) evaluate additional clinical, blood, and tissue sample
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, gaining exposure to public health research, evaluation, and scientific operations that support agency priorities. The participant will strengthen skills in epidemiologic methods, scientific literature