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USDA-ARS Molecular Biology Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Natural Products Utilization Research Unit
involving physiological, biochemical, and molecular experiments and the use of numerous techniques such as RNA-seq, data mining of DNA and protein sequence databases, analysis of gene function via CRISPR/Cas
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managing diabetes using computer simulation models. Learning Objectives: You will learn: How to synthesize and translate empirical evidence on cost-effectiveness of interventions for the prevention and
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, remote sensing, numerical modeling, and data science within an applied research environment. Engage with an interdisciplinary scientific team and interagency collaborators, strengthening professional
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experience, you will have opportunities to: Gain experience preparing talking points, presentations, and communication materials for scientific discussions, speaking engagements, and program-related activities
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-reviewed literature and evidence-based methods to identify and apply best practices for curriculum management and program delivery. An in-depth understanding of how to develop and deliver applied laboratory
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structural characteristics of peanut and tree nut allergens. Learn how food processing methods may alter allergen structure, functionality, and potency. Gain experience identifying and evaluating targets
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USDA-ARS Molecular Biology Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Natural Products Utilization Research Unit
interactions. These directives require a multifaceted approach involving physiological, biochemical, and molecular experiments and the use of numerous techniques such as RNA-seq, data mining of DNA and protein
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produce Collaborative scientific research and interdisciplinary teamwork Development and optimization of analytical workflows and laboratory methods Communication of scientific findings to research and
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response to military relevant stressors, and in identifying nutritional countermeasures. Various methods including molecular assay techniques (e.g. qPCR, ELISA, confocal microscopy, -omics, immunoblots
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the development and implementation of novel methods to study interactions between corn hybrids and Aspergillus flavus, supporting efforts to improve control of mycotoxigenic fungi. The fellowship may include basic