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collaborating with the mentor, you will investigate evolutionary changes in pathogen populations, assess the role of microbes and host physiology in disease resistance and susceptibility, and evaluate non
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of assessing pastureland conservation outcomes using advanced analytical and field-based techniques. In addition, you will gain professional experience through collaboration across federal and university
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, improvement, and deployment strategies. Build collaborative research skills as part of a team researching poultry-health, virology, immunology, and vaccine-development challenges. Mentor(s): The mentor
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field strains to inform vaccine selection and effectiveness. Build collaborative research skills within a multidisciplinary team focused on avian-influenza vaccinology, pathobiology, diagnostics, and
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conducting molecular-based assays such as ddPCR and/or qPCR, and biochemical analyses via chemical extractions and collaboration with unit Chemists. Data collected from these experiments will contribute
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, will have opportunities to collaborate with other researchers, and possibly develop projects of your own. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor, you will have the opportunity to learn
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translational vaccinology within a highly collaborative research network. Within this opportunity, you will be engaged in the following learning objectives: Applying machine-learning/AI platforms including
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relationships or building predictive models. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including interpreting results, preparing figures, and presenting findings to interdisciplinary collaborators. Stipend
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competitiveness of the U.S. cotton industry through creation of enhanced cotton genetic resources. Learning Objectives: You will gain valuable experiences and skills in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary research
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to model fungal population shifts and identify environmental or biological drivers of mycotoxin risk. Collaborating with plant pathologists, microbiologists, chemists, and data scientists to develop