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technologies, digital soil mapping/pedometrics, proximal/remote sensing, and geospatial modeling. The ideal candidate will work and collaborate closely within a research team at Texas A&M AgriLife and USDA-ARS
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emissions modeling for a local concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO), and prepare results for publication. Collaborate with USDA‑ARS workgroup contributing to enhancements of the USEPA CMAQ/STAGE model
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and the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, on a state-funded project to determine the impact of manure and biosolid applications on soil health outcomes in Texas. Responsibilities: Leads a state
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, or Abilities: -Knowledge of Drosophila melanogaster, or other vector/model insect systems. -Knowledge of molecular genetics, genome engineering, insect genetics, and DNA repair mechanisms. -Knowledge of CRISPR
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acoustic technologies, artificial intelligence, and ecological field research to address complex conservation challenges. The successful candidate will bridge wildlife science and audio engineering to design
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make a difference in the world! Position Information Texas A&M AgriLife Research at Temple is seeking a highly motivated scientist with expertise in crop modeling, remote sensing, and geospatial
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Agriculture (CEA) Engineering Lab as a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The candidate will primarily work in one or more of the following areas: computer vision, AI-driven automation, and/or robotics
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. Current research areas include mosquito-arbovirus interactions, sexual transmission of arboviruses, neuropathogenesis of viral strains using human organoid models, antiviral immune responses independent
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, voucher collection, plant identification, spectral reflectance, trait modeling, biodiversity informatics, and/or grant writing. Ability to obtain a valid driver license preferred if fieldwork travel is
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models and human nutrition approaches. The selected postdoctoral fellow will investigate the health impacts of novel, biofortified foods such as anthocyanin-enriched staples and vegetables on metabolic