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square feet and high-performance computing facilities at the DOD Supercomputing Research Center. What will I be doing? Process-based flood frequency analysis (FFA) integrates recent advances in
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through scientific excellence. Research Project: This project entails collaborating on a clinical intervention study to investigate the impact of the physical processing of food on ingestive behaviors and
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inference) Algorithmic development for bilevel (or multilevel) optimization Methodological developments in Bayesian statistics and/or decision analysis Application of adversarial risk analysis within security
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for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) located in Atlanta, Georgia. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is one of the major operation components of the Department of Health and Human Services
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that provide health benefits; and creating value-added food and nonfood products from low value agricultural resources. Scientists at FFR develop new processing, chemical, physical, and enzymatic technologies
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; preparing biological samples for testing; coordinating and optimizing insect behavioral assays Data Management: maintaining meticulous experimental data records, digital database entry, and basic statistical
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optimized. You will receive training in crop monitoring and sampling, harvesting methods, post-harvest processing, latex extraction, latex purification and concentration, and equipment operation. You will
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. The surgical space available to NAMRU-SA, consisting of sterile and non-sterile operating rooms is 3,000 square feet with an additional 2,200 square feet of laboratory and procedure space. What will I be doing
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process of continuous germplasm improvement, discovery trait research and methodology optimization to reach greater breeding efficiency. The general research technologies/methodologies and approaches
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-resistance phenotypes. You will gain experience applying AI, genomics, and bioinformatics, from foundational AI/ML concepts to hands-on application and optimization of DNA and protein language models