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of science-based data collection activities (qualitative and quantitative) and data analysis. Strong science communication skills, both written and oral. Experience in logic modeling, strategic planning
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your skills in molecular biology, virology, cell culture, vector biology, and animal models, to understand what drives the arbovirus transmission cycle. Additionally, you will be provided opportunities
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health-related projects. Primary techniques and approaches will include establishing intestinal organoid in vitro models to test hypotheses relating to mechanisms response of intestinal epithelial cells in
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scientists to characterize movement patterns of stored-product insects across U.S. agroecosystems and to identify invasion pathways. This includes modeling environmental variables that predict population
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[email protected] and include the reference code for this opportunity. Qualifications The qualified candidate should have received or currently pursing a PhD in one of the relevant fields, i.e., Analytical
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, etc.) Knowledge of environmental health science highly preferred Research with microplastics For training with the SSS, it is preferred that you have a PhD or be a postdoctoral researcher For training
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data analysis, data visualization, data modeling, database design, and/or data curation Experience using Microsoft Power BI and Excel to analyze data and develop reports, dashboards, or other data
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learning methods for process automation within SharePoint and Microsoft enterprise platforms. Under the guidance of a mentor, the participant will explore research approaches related to large language model
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Participation Program at the U.S. Department of War . Qualifications The qualified candidate will be a current faculty member at an accredited institution of higher education and possess a PhD in Public Health
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efficacy in swine and cattle models. Understand how to apply molecular and cellular biology methods including recombinant DNA technology, DNA sequencing, real-time PCR, protein expression, and tissue culture