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utilize computational systems and applicable software, including breeding databases, perform statistical analysis, present data, and perform other computer-related tasks. Excellent written and oral communication
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emissions modeling for a local concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO), and prepare results for publication. Collaborate with USDA‑ARS workgroup contributing to enhancements of the USEPA CMAQ/STAGE model
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preparation, PCR/qPCR). Experience handling Oxford Nanopore (ONT) sequence data. A record of scientific productivity appropriate to career stage and strong written and oral communication. As a field-demanding
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of innovations, environment, and/or sustainable agriculture. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Excellent organization and project management skills Excellent written and oral communication skills The initial
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, agricultural economics, or a closely related field. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with survey design methodologies and software. Strong quantitative and mixed‑methods skills. Excellent written and oral communication
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external collaborators. Strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to contribute to manuscripts, presentations, reports, and grant-related materials. Preferred Skills, Knowledge
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these interactions. The main project investigator, Dr. Juliana Rangel (https://entomology.tamu.edu/people/rangel-juliana/), is based in the Department of Entomology at Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
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make a difference in the world! Position Information Texas A&M AgriLife Research – Dallas Center (https://dallas.tamu.edu/ ) is seeking a highly motivated individual to join the Controlled Environment
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..) based on candidate expertise and interest. -Collection of data and keeping of detailed records of results, as well as utilizing computer programs and databases to conduct analyses. -Evaluate data, drafts
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proposal submission processes. Proven ability to build and maintain collaborative relationships with external stakeholders, industry partners, community organizations, and other research collaborators