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conducted as part of this project, which falls under the "Feedstock Production" theme of CABBI. The intern will participate in field and laboratory research to assess cane yield and quality traits. Learning
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artificial intelligence and machine learning, will be woven through each of these three areas. Benefits to you as a SMaRT Intern: The interdisciplinary atmosphere provided at UT-ORII will expose you to team
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chronic conditions and illnesses. This research aligns with CVDB's public health mission to strengthen evidence supporting improved recognition and characterization of ME/CFS. Learning Objectives: You will
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of Environmental Health Science and Practice (DEHSP), you will engage in a mentored learning experience focused on applied environmental health science and public health practice. You will gain exposure to cross
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management for all the outcomes of concern. Learning Objectives: Learn the principles of nitrogen management in agronomic systems and their implications for crop productivity, profitability, and environmental
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improved agronomic performance via resistance to abiotic and biotic plant stresses, seed yield, and utility in turf, forage, and cover cropping systems. Learning Objectives: This opportunity is will provide
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of ARS's research data and other knowledge assets. Learning Objectives: You will learn a diversity of technical skillsets to develop, host, and maintain both internal and public-facing custom data solutions
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, translation science, and strategic dissemination of scientific and program information. Learn to research and evaluate information sources to ensure the quality, relevance, and accuracy of communications
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learning methods for process automation within SharePoint and Microsoft enterprise platforms. Under the guidance of a mentor, the participant will explore research approaches related to large language model
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at the Department. Fellows will receive hands-on learning that provides an understanding of the mission, operations, and culture of the DOE. As a result, fellows will gain deep insight into the federal government's