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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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in CKD, associated comorbidities, survival, and causes of death among individuals with CKD and kidney failure/end-stage kidney disease (ESKD) in the United States. These research activities contribute
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to advance basic and applied research goals, such as understanding host-pathogen interactions or efficacy of viral control strategies. You will be involved in all phases of research, with an emphasis placed
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agents to advance basic and applied research goals, such as understanding host-pathogen interactions or efficacy of viral control strategies. You will be involved in all phases of research, with
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? As an Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) participant, you will join a community of scientists and researchers studying adversarial interactions, multi-agent systems, and decision
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) Task Force in support of the Ocean Commission. A multi-disciplinary team of scientists, engineers, and support personnel work in CHL's internationally known, unique facilities. This team has developed
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relevant information from medical imagery, video feeds, and operational sensor streams. Building and integrating multi-modal models that fuse vision, text, audio, physiological signals, and structured
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, including models customized for fungal genomes. Training will include crop and fungal RNA-seq analysis; integration of multi-omic and phenotypic data; protein-interaction and structure-based analyses; and
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activities, and the stage of the biomonitoring project associated with the appointment. Hands-on expertise in HPLC-MS/MS: You will gain hands-on experience with HPLC-MS/MS instrumentation for quantitative
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stage of the biomonitoring project associated with the appointment. Analytical method development and optimization – You may gain experience designing and carrying out mentor-guided experiments