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development, and other related activities. This position is funded by an NIH/NHLBI R01 (R01HL180934) evaluating the effect of pay-what-you-can community restaurants on coronary heart disease–related outcomes
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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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Science, Agricultural Engineering, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Atmospheric Science, or a closely related field. Strong background in nutrient management, air quality, emissions monitoring
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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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molecular genetics, genome engineering, insect genetics, DNA repair, vector biology, or a related area relevant to the position. Preferred Education: -Ph.D. with dissertation or postdoctoral research focused
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duties as assigned. Required Qualfications: • Ph.D. in Soil Science, Agronomy, Agricultural Engineering, Geosciences, Environmental Sciences, or a closely related discipline. • Strong background in data
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implementation to inform program efficiencies for future planning efforts Research, write and publish peer-reviewed manuscripts to convey findings to the agency and scientific community Develop grant proposals
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Collaborating on AI-assisted pest monitoring technology development Publishing research findings and presenting results at scientific conferences and extension events. Perform other duties as assigned Required
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acoustic technologies, artificial intelligence, and ecological field research to address complex conservation challenges. The successful candidate will bridge wildlife science and audio engineering to design
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addition to leading data analysis, this individual will contribute to interpretation, manuscript development, publication, and communication of findings to scientific and producer audiences. Texas A&M University’s