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research and surveillance. Gain experience in reviewing and summarizing scientific literature and emerging evidence on extreme weather and health topics. Develop skills in preparing scientific summaries
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of data. You will also have the opportunity to train and develop your scientific writing skills. Mentor: The mentor for this opportunity is Natalie Karouna-Renier ([email protected] ). If you have questions
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information about various industries to estimate levels of risk and learn to develop risk mitigation techniques Learning research techniques related to the audit of industrial sites Applying engineering
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Applied Microbiology (MPM) Research Unit is to enhance food safety by conducting research to develop strategies to control fungal disease in cereal crops and eliminate the risk of harmful fungal
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. Develop skills in preparing scientific summaries, presentations, briefing materials, and educational resources for technical and public health audiences. Participate in scientific meetings, webinars, and
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to model fungal population shifts and identify environmental or biological drivers of mycotoxin risk. Collaborating with plant pathologists, microbiologists, chemists, and data scientists to develop
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compare these responses with soybean and sugarcane systems to better understand strategies for developing foods enriched with beneficial compounds. They will gain experience analyzing plant extracts and
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production, food safety and public health, economic development, and environmental quality. Research Project: This research project focuses on the discovery and development of novel tools and strategies
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and are a critical national public health issue. CDC’s Vision Health Initiative is seeking an ORISE Fellow to train under the guidance of a mentor on public health efforts related to promoting vision
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sharing research findings through the development of scientific publications and presentations and through direct meetings with forest management practitioners. Current DARE Team research themes include