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located? Alexandria, VA (Washington D.C. area) or remote. NSF NCSES may modify their operation schedule and access to facilities to ensure the health and safety of their entire workforce while maintaining
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to modify food plants and enhance the use and performance of agricultural materials. Research Project: The ORISE participant will be a part of a collaborative research initiative focused on the processing and
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environment where priorities and timelines may change quickly. Learning Objectives: You will have opportunities to: Learn how CDC provides funding to public health agencies during emergencies. Learn about the
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on assessing the genetic diversity and how genetic diversity of pork quality changed from the 1990's to the present; determining the genetic uniqueness of chicken populations; and assessing genetic variability
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where new health hazards (such as vapor intrusion or changes in chemical toxicity) have emerged. Learning Objectives: You will have the opportunity to: Learn ATSDR’s approach to conducting public health
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of microbial genetics and physiology to optimize fermentation strategies through novel strain development and modification of bioprocessing parameters. Learning Objectives: You will gain experience in
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the efficiency and sustainability of irrigated agriculture in California under changing environmental conditions, with a special focus on vine and tree orchard crops in the Central Valley. This is accomplished by
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conclusions. Be a self-starter who can participate effectively with changing outcome goals. A complete application consists of: Profile Information Application Questions (goals, experiences, and skills relevant
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the reconstruction of thermal gradients produced under a range of laser exposure conditions, the relationship between changes in temperature and membrane potential, excitation versus inhibition as a function of
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, climate change, environmental exposures, health outcomes, public health data systems, or science translation are strongly preferred. Preferred skills: Academic coursework, research, practicum, or internship