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, computational, and immunological tools within an ABSL-2 laboratory environment. You will be mentored in research methodologies aligned with the USDA–ARS mission in animal health and infectious disease. You will
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collaborating with the mentor, you will investigate evolutionary changes in pathogen populations, assess the role of microbes and host physiology in disease resistance and susceptibility, and evaluate non
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) Center of Excellence Research Participation Program offers research opportunities to motivated postdoctoral fellows interested in solving agriculture-related problems at a range of spatial and temporal
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Participation Program offers research opportunities to motivated postdoctoral fellows interested in solving agriculture-related problems at a range of spatial and temporal scales, from the genome to the continent
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interdisciplinary exposure to genomics, bioinformatics, agricultural science, evolutionary biology, and pest management research. Mentor(s): The mentor for this opportunity is Erin Scully ([email protected]
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required for discovering genetic (e.g., SNP, CNV) and epigenetic (e.g., DNA methylation) variations to support eco-evolutionary studies, QTL mapping, or other applications of genomic sequence variation
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genetic, genomic, and phenotypic datasets, to support research and crop improvement. Basic and applied research is also conducted within this project. You will use methods in computational biology to
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biology applications. Why should I apply? Through this research opportunity, you will learn how computational methods, hardware, and software are integrated to solve real-world biosurveillance challenges
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synthetic biology applications. Why should I apply? Through this research opportunity, you will learn how computational methods, hardware, and software are integrated to solve real-world biosurveillance
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for conservation or evolutionary biology studies and need an understanding of how long seeds survive in storage. One such study is Project Baseline that was initiated in 2010. Seeds have now been stored for about