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Time Zone Description ARS Office/Lab and Location: A postdoctoral research opportunity is available with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS), Corn Insects and
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postharvest quality and reducing losses of horticultural specialty crops caused by fungal pathogens, physiological disorders, and the control of quarantine insect pests that threaten market access and export
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to characterize the structure and function of plant, insect, and fungal genomes related to pecan cultivar development. Application of sequence resources from plants, pests, and pathogens will be directed towards
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project to isolate, synthesize, and bioassay natural products that mediate plant-insect interaction. Project activities include 1) the chemical characterization of mealybug pheromones and 2) the development
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of our agriculture. The vision of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. The mission of the USDA-ARS Corn Insects and Crop Genetics Research
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of the relevant fields. Preferred skills: Hands-on experience with insects/arthropod field collection and laboratory techniques. Experience with honey bees or other managed or wild bee species, including
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of horticultural specialty crops caused by fungal pathogens, physiological disorders, and the control of quarantine insect pests that threaten market access and export opportunities. Research Project
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of insect-borne diseases such as malaria, lymphatic filariasis, Chagas disease, and onchocerciasis. EB’s work centers on vector control and includes technical support for partners and the President’s Malaria
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resistance to diseases and pests (nematodes, insects, and weeds) with favored quality characters and improved yield potentials; and b) to develop knowledge on disease and pest biology, ecology, and
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Research Unit focuses on improving postharvest quality and reducing losses of horticultural specialty crops caused by fungal pathogens, physiological disorders, and the control of quarantine insect pests