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. Research Project: This opportunity is within the Research and Evaluation Team (R&E) in the Office of Emergency Risk Communication (OERC), Office of Communication, at CDC. The mission of OERC’s Research and
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trials, multiple endpoints, adaptive designs, Bayesian design and analysis methods, estimands, meta-analyses, benefit-risk analyses, subgroup analyses, biosimilars, patient experience data, bioequivalence
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of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) by advancing research on disease occurrence and potential risk factors. You will participate in efforts to improve the collection, integration, and analysis of national
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. Additionally, you will get a chance to learn barley and oat molecular biology and understand the needs of the stakeholders. Lastly, you gain skills relating to writing manuscripts, book chapters, project reports
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results of your work in peer-reviewed journals. This opportunity will provide exposure and practice with risk management and modeling of invasive pest insects and the training necessary to prepare the
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quality-control materials, analytical review criteria, repeat-testing criteria, and evaluation of data reliability. Laboratory documentation and risk assessment – You may gain experience developing project
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at risk. Participate in community meetings with ATSDR public health professionals, other federal partners, community members, and Tribal representatives to better understand community health concerns and
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literature reviews, principles of public health, toxicology, chemistry, exposure science, risk assessment, data analytics, technical report preparation, and oral communication skills to effectively communicate
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inference) Algorithmic development for bilevel (or multilevel) optimization Methodological developments in Bayesian statistics and/or decision analysis Application of adversarial risk analysis within security
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are conducted to evaluate if a clean-up remedy still protects people and the environment. Communities may be at risk from chemical exposures at sites that were cleaned up, as new or different hazards may be