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hydrodynamic systems including aquifers, watersheds, rivers, reservoirs, lakes, estuaries, harbors, coastal inlets, and wetlands. Projects may include access to physical facilities of approximately 1.7 million
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Disease Prevention and Health Promotion in the Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity (DNPAO), you will engage in a training experience involving Active People, Healthy Nation (https
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Location: One fellowship opportunity is available in the Office of the Associate Director for Science, Office of the Director, Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity (DNPAO) within the National
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of inland Pacific Northwest. You will focus on impacts of agricultural practices on soil chemical and physical properties, biogeochemical processes that influence carbon and nitrogen dynamics and cycling
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water, and groundwater. You may: Organize and analyze available environmental data using ATSDR's Public Health Assessment (PHA) process to support public health conclusions and recommendations. Research
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. Proximity to the host is not factored during the selection process. The 10-week summer program may place students at one of several possible U.S. Department of Energy sites including but not limited to: U.S
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used to support research in conservation practices. Develop laboratory skills for processing soil, plant, and water samples for chemical and physical analysis. Gain experience conducting standardized
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; (d) process specimens in the laboratory; (e) analyze and interpret data; and (f) communicate findings. Mentor(s): The mentor for this opportunity is Jayne Wiarda ([email protected] ). If you have
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present that were not as well understood when the public health assessment or health consultation was completed. ATSDR’s most important contribution to this process is to apply updated science to identify
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results from swine challenge studies utilizing PRRSV or PEDV as the infectious agents; (b) prepare study design protocols; (c) perform infectious challenge, sampling, and necropsies; (d) process specimens