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the reference code for this opportunity. Qualifications Candidate should have a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, Quantitative Biology, or a related field of study. Knowledge
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and capability gaps. Learning Objectives: Through this opportunity, you will gain knowledge and practical experience in biosurveillance, emerging biological threats, public health preparedness, program
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the the USDA-ARS Aberdeen Small Grains and Potato Research Station. The fellowship will be located at the Bozeman Fish Technology Center in Bozeman, Montana. In this fellowship, you will gain experience in
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data solutions that promote collaboration and stewardship of ARS's research data and other knowledge assets. PDI is the only in-house public-facing enterprise-level data solutions provider for ARS
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of ARS's research data and other knowledge assets. Learning Objectives: You will learn a diversity of technical skillsets to develop, host, and maintain both internal and public-facing custom data solutions
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scientists, and food engineers to build a comprehensive understanding of the relationships between sensory properties of foods and fat replacements and their chemical, physical, and rheological properties. You
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: Experience and knowledge of advanced statistics and econometrics is desired Excellent written and verbal communication skills is desired Experience in using large and complex data is desired Experience in
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to inform public health messaging across the lifespan. The learning experience may include participation in qualitative and quantitative research activities related to knowledge, attitudes, practices, and
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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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federal agencies and public health partners. You will gain a broader knowledge of communication science. You may also learn from PHIC’s Policy and Partnership team, as well as CDC’s Office of Rural Health