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square feet and high-performance computing facilities at the DOD Supercomputing Research Center. What will I be doing? Process-based flood frequency analysis (FFA) integrates recent advances in
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-response biology. Conduct experiments, data processing, and interpretation of plant-performance results. Apply image-based phenotyping techniques, including satellite and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV
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Program Website . After reading, if you have additional questions about the application process, please email [email protected] and include the reference code for this opportunity. Qualifications
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atomization, droplet formation, and transport processes; applying quantitative image analysis and scientific programming techniques; comparing experimental observations with computational models; and
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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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for developing and using systems to phenotype root systems in greenhouse and field settings under the guidance of research mentors. Build skills in root image processing and other data analysis activities using
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, Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or a closely related field. A postgraduate is required to have earned their degree within 5 years of the appointment start date. A PhD is not required at the time of selection
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personnel engaged in routine and expeditionary operations. NAMRU-SA scientists conduct basic, applied, and advanced technology research and development through prototype demonstration in an operational
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analyses. Learning Objectives: By collaborating closely with members of our interdisciplinary research team, you will gain invaluable hands-on experience to all phases of the research process. You will
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on participation in animal study design, preparation, and execution. Post-collection processing and analysis of animal specimens may also be performed through laboratory assays (e.g. nucleic acid extractions, RT