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public, public health practitioners, and healthcare professionals. Research Project: In this educational research participation opportunity with the Campaign and Audience Research Team (CART) in
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and the National Water Center (NWC). Why should I apply? This fellowship provides the opportunity to independently utilize your skills and engage with experts in innovative ideas to move the proposed
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scientists to characterize movement patterns of stored-product insects across U.S. agroecosystems and to identify invasion pathways. This includes modeling environmental variables that predict population
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security threats. The CDC IPP regulates the importation of infectious biological materials that could cause disease in humans to prevent their introduction and spread into the U.S. The program ensures
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research on interactions between maize and agriculturally important fungal pathogens, initially emphasizing Fusarium and Aspergillus species. These fungi cause crop diseases and mycotoxin contamination
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join a community of scientists and researchers in an effort to research modeling approaches related to neural stimulation and inhibition by laser exposure. Research will primarily focus on
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of pear root systems, both in common rootstock cultivars and in genetically distinct pear genotypes. This project is part of a larger effort to understand the interactions between rootstocks and scions
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into the virus movement and transmission pathways. The data generated through this will advance our understanding of WSSV ecology and transmission dynamics, support the development of improved diagnostic tools
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scientific papers, using ArcPro, R programming, statistical analysis and ecological field research is also preferred. Analyzing animal movement/GPS-collar data, collaborating with natural resource agencies
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and corrective actions. Performing laboratory risk assessments. Monitoring nonconforming events (NCEs) including root cause analysis and corrective action. Performing periodic trend analysis