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how you can be a part of AgriLife and make a difference in the world! Position Information The Texas A&M Potato Breeding Program seeks a highly qualified, motivated applicant with experience preparing
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and the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service, on a state-funded project to determine the impact of manure and biosolid applications on soil health outcomes in Texas. Responsibilities: Leads a state
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, operationalized theoretical constructs, and conducted data collection with human subjects. Prepared and submitted Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocols, including consent forms, recruitment materials, and data
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on Texas A&M HPRC resources; prepare data, figures, and first- and co-authored manuscripts. Maintain accurate lab records in both digital and hardcopy form, and ensure up-to-date lab safety documentation
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progression of chronic metabolic diseases across the life course. The position also involves building collaborative research initiatives with USDA-ARS scientists and members of the Institute for Advancing
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impact of variety × irrigation timing × fertilizer application timing on cotton growth, development, and yield in the semi-arid Texas High Plains. The Texas High Plains account for nearly 40% of the U.S
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interventions on the development of chronic metabolic diseases across the life-course. The candidate will develop collaborative projects with ARS scientists and members of the Institute for Advancing Health
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preclinical and human studies aim to understand the effects of maternal obesity and other forms of malnutrition, linking diet and nutrition to chronic disease prevention. These studies employ both pre-clinical