41 applied-physics-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:"-"https:" Postdoctoral positions at Texas A&M AgriLife
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support applied research projects focused on grazing management and soil health. This position will lead the analysis and interpretation of soil data already collected across multiple projects spanning
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required to attend national meetings, meet with collaborators, and evaluate fields. -Ability to work outside to plant, pollinate, harvest and process corn Important Notice Regarding H1-B Sponsorship: Your
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among guests with food insecurity and hypertension. This is a longitudinal, prospective natural experiment with a mixed-methods RE-AIM process evaluation, conducted with community partners in the Fort
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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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maintaining organized data/samples in a timely and detailed manner both physically and virtually; to ensure transparent records for all collaborators. - Demonstrated capacity to independently troubleshoot
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-sensor data. Configure, calibrate, and apply hydrologic and groundwater modeling systems (e.g., SWAT+ with gwflow/MODFLOW, ParFlow) for the Rio Grande and other arid and semi-arid basin settings. Design
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communications, public health, social sciences, life sciences, engineering, data and computation science, and economics. Healthy Living implements, evaluates, and disseminates scientific solutions, applicable
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this moratorium may affect our ability to employ you should you be selected as the final candidate. Benefits and Leave: Health, dental, vision, life and long-term disability insurance (AgriLife contributes
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%: Other Duties - Perform other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications: -Ph.D. in biological, chemical, or physical sciences Preferred Qualifications: -Experience in a molecular biology, biochemistry
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determine the impact of these parasitoids on PNC populations. -Collect and use DNA metabarcoding techniques to examine the gut contents of mini-hemipteran predators such as minute pirate bugs and predatory