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Crop and Commodity Protection Research Unit is to develop pre and postharvest technologies and management strategies for invasive pests, and to open and maintain market access and improved quality
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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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Response is seeking a fellowship participant to receive hands-on training in the coordination, development, and implementation of advanced software systems. Through mentorship and experiential learning, you
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managements affect crop yields, soil organic carbon and nitrogen, plant nutrients uptake and soil pH. Also, gaining experience in using process-based models or developing digital twins for the soil carbon and
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project to isolate, synthesize, and bioassay natural products that mediate plant-insect interaction. Project activities include 1) the chemical characterization of mealybug pheromones and 2) the development
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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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, BioPermit. Training as a member of the CDC IPP, you will collaborate with computer and health scientists to develop enhancements for BioPermit and improvements to the electronic database. Additionally, you
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quality defects associated with myopathies. Under the guidance of a mentor, you will investigate the underlying biological mechanisms and develop strategies to reduce the incidence and severity of chicken
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of cottonseed oils and bio-based products relevant to cottonseed. The research will utilize laboratory-based conventional organic chemistry and materials science techniques to design, synthesize, develop and test
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expensive and dangerous health threats, and responds when these arise. CDC’s Division of State and Local Readiness (DSLR) helps state, local, tribal, and territorial public health agencies prepare for and