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evidence-based strategies for obesity prevention, treatment, and improved diet quality. The Branch conducts surveillance, applied research and evaluation, translation and guideline development, and technical
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: Through this opportunity, you will train on projects related to quality control management and clinical diagnostic testing for poxviruses and rabies virus. Under the guidance of a mentor, you will: Gain
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to improve nutrient loss prediction and development and application of the RuFaS-SCM. You will participate alongside USDA-ARS and university scientists on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) in surface runoff
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) unit seeks a post-doctoral fellow in food science, microbiology, engineering or related disciplines to assist in the development of value-added ingredients from agro-industrial crops and their by
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Agrilus beetle species. Develop skills in entering, curating, organizing, and managing experimental data generated from EAB and parasitoid studies. Mentor(s): The mentor for this opportunity is Jian Duan
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resistance to diseases and pests (nematodes, insects, and weeds) with favored quality characters and improved yield potentials; and b) to develop knowledge on disease and pest biology, ecology, and
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available for enthusiastic candidates interested in furthering their interests/knowledge in the control of agricultural insect pests. The overall research goal of the group is to develop new pest management
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. The Foreign Animal Diseases Research Unit (FADRU) at NBAF develops novel strategies and countermeasures to control Foreign Animal Diseases (FADs) of livestock. Specifically, the research program focuses on foot
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, and problems. Research Project: You will train to advance several key research objectives, including: Improving understanding of how meteorological forcing and climate variability influence snow
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analytical skills in SAS, SUDAAN, Stata, R, Python, or related data manipulation and analysis software Experience analyzing complex surveys, developing cohort analyses, and testing health outcomes in cross