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personnel engaged in routine and expeditionary operations. NAMRU-SA scientists conduct basic, applied, and advanced technology research and development through prototype demonstration in an operational
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to: (a) strengthen microbiological, molecular biological, immunological and histological techniques; (b) develop lab protocols; (c) collect and analyze data with statistics Mentor(s): The mentor
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physiology and fruit production Gain hands-on experience with common field and lab experimental procedures used in agricultural research Develop lab skills for tissue processing and for various physiological
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nationals. Non-U.S. citizen applicants should refer to the Guidelines for Non-U.S. Citizens Details page of the program website for information about the valid immigration statuses that are acceptable
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wildlife and their habitats. The participant will help plan, develop, and implement technical field surveys using standard protocols to assess species presence, ecological impacts, habitat conditions, and
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also be a member of a scientific team that advances a comprehensive research program in virology, immunology, and computational biology to develop solutions for protecting United States swine herds from
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. This project contributes to Infectious Disease Pathology Brach (IDPB)’s molecular pathology program by applying molecular and sequencing-based methods to detect a broad range of pathogens in fixed tissues. Under
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in virology, immunology, veterinary science, and computational biology to develop solutions for protecting United States swine herds from endemic viral disease threats. Research Project: You will gain
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. The vision of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. ARS’s SCINet/Artificial Intelligence (AI) Center of Excellence Research Participation Program
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in virology, immunology, veterinary science, and computational biology to develop solutions for protecting United States swine herds from endemic viral disease threats. Research Project: You will gain