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how you can be a part of AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Responsibilities: Design and implement experimental and survey-based research studies to examine human behavior, perceptions, and
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management. Experience with molecular techniques, including DNA/RNA extraction, primer design, PCR, and molecular diagnostics. Knowledge of entomopathogenic fungi and microbial insecticides and different
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Texas A&M University. Responsibilities: • Design and conduct experiments with honey bees and associated parasites and pathogens • Use molecular biology, microbiology, and omics-based approaches to study
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Qualifications: Appropriate doctoral degree. Demonstrated experience in biological control and integrated pest management. Experience with molecular techniques, including DNA/RNA extraction, primer design, PCR
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how you can be a part of AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Responsibilities: 50% - Design, perform and analyze experiments to study the structure/function relationships of assigned proteins
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systems, food and nutrition insecurity, dietary patterns and behaviors, diet/food interventions, program development and evaluation, physical activity behaviors and intervention development, policy system
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AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Responsibilities: -Conducts research activities on insect biology in arthropod systems in contained a laboratory environment. -Design and perform genetic
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how you can be a part of AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Position Information Responsibilities: 50%: Lab research - Design, plan, conduct and coordinate experiments in a wet lab as
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at the intersection of metabolic disease, novel food systems, genome regulation, and biomarker discovery in nutrition-sensitive chronic diseases. Responsibilities include the design and execution of animal feeding
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for greenhouses and vertical farming systems. The successful candidate will focus on robot hardware development, automation system design, machine vision, and intelligent control, supported by physics-based