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public health preparedness, laboratory biosafety and biosecurity, regulatory oversight, and risk reduction. Under the guidance of a mentor, you will learn from DRSC's Policy and Communications Team engaged
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learning objectives to fit your personal career development goals, while providing guidance and education that will prepare you for your future. Where will I be located? Natick, Massachusetts Please note
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well as communicate with research networks within the scientific community. Learning Objectives: As part of this learning experience, you may: Learn how grapevine populations and germplasm are evaluated to identify
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interacts with the human body—making it a key factor in both product performance and consumer satisfaction. You will also apply statistical and machine-learning tools to explore how cotton fiber properties
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exposures, environmental hazards, and disasters. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor and collaborative team of epidemiologists and medical toxicologists, you will be involved in the following
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to complement your education and support your academic and professional goals. Along the way, you will engage in learning activities and research in several areas. These include, but are not limited to: Assess
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disease (CWD), other wildlife diseases, and feral swine impacts. You will engage with ecological and wildlife management datasets and learn how quantitative and statistical tools are applied to address real
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bioinformatic analysis of transcriptomic data. You will also learn to integrate transcriptomic results with contaminant concentrations and fish health data to evaluate biological responses associated with
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understand the burden of diabetes and inform public health strategies to improve prevention, treatment, and health outcomes. Learning Objectives: Through this training opportunity, you will have the
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validating the gene functions with transformation and molecular experiments. Lastly, you will assist in analyzing the gene-edited plants to improve grain quality in barley and oat. Learning Objectives: You