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approaches to strengthen understanding of how scientific and regulatory planning activities are developed, evaluated, and refined within a public health context. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a
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application of foundation models for fungal DNA and protein sequences. With ARS and external AI knowledge-holders, you will adapt long-context DNA language models to fungal genomes. These DNA-language models
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laboratory research skills, including experimental design, data collection, and data summarization. Understand principles of risk management and biological invasion modeling within the context of agricultural
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of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. Research Project: In the context of reducing pest pressures on California commodities, you will assist in a
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, bioinformatics, and statistical data analysis within an applied agricultural research context. Build proficiency in scientific communication, including drafting manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals and
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association studies, and interpret their results in the context of economically important traits. Evaluate and improve genomic prediction models for use in cultivar development programs. Gain experience
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degree in one of the relevant fields. Degree must have been received within the past five years. Preferred skills: A strong background in analytical chemistry, preferably within the context of food science
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environmental public health contexts. You will strengthen skills in plain language communication, audience-centered message development, and adaptation of public health information for web, print, and digital
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goals for each specific threat. To this end, our laboratory is seeking a participant who is capable and willing to participate in many aspects of this program of research in the context of an immersive
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activities. Yet, despite rapid progress in the AI landscape, there has been limited applied research examining how these technologies can be tailored to USGS-specific administrative contexts, constraints, and