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of a scientific mentor, you will gain experience and learn to conduct rigorous data analysis and cross-project data synthesis, identify critical technical and data gaps, and determine future applied
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), microbiological, pathological and immunological and other techniques to meet identified research objectives. This will involve both in vivo and in vitro research and include handling zoonotic bacteria. Learning
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and research in several areas. These include, but are not limited to: Adversarial location and network interdiction models Adversarial machine learning attacks and defense (e.g., against Bayesian
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sensors, laboratory and greenhouse space, as well as cloud and supercomputing resources. We also engage closely with researchers at University of California campuses, especially those in Davis. Learning
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. This project will focus on root system architecture phenotyping, physiology, and genetics. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor, you will be involved in the following activities: Learn techniques
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, especially those planning to pursue a future PhD, DVM, or MD. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor and in close collaboration with senior laboratory personnel, you will have the opportunity
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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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, you will receive hands-on learning within the USACE hydrological research domain, with a focus on gaining experience on process-based flood frequency analysis and interagency collaboration between USACE
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part of everyday life. As an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) participant, you will join and learn from a community of scientists and researchers engaged in planning and
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and microbiological tools, perform field collections of invasive ants and whole nests, and participate in rearing fire ant colonies. Learning Objectives: You will: Gain experience in experimental design