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of pollution—particularly in the world’s industrialized countries and megacities—lead to health impacts, damage to ecosystems, and crop losses. The Institute of Climate and Energy Systems - Troposphere (ICE-3
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gained to improve the sustainability of agriculture and the climate change resilience of crops. We are currently looking for an expert in Computer Vision, Image Analysis and AI to join our team. In
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environments, fertigation metrics, and crop performance indicators. • Collaborate with horticulture and engineering teams to refine setpoints for environmental control and optimize plant performance
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Pacific Northwest, including producers and industry professionals working with grain, legume, oilseed, small fruit, tree fruit, vegetable, seed, and other crops, as well as forestry, forage, pasture
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datasets, and develop interactive web-based decision-support tools using R and Shiny applications. Unit URL https://www.uidaho.edu/agricultural-life-sciences/academics/plant-sciences Position Qualifications
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on seed-applied, non-neonicotinoid protection strategies targeting early-season crop pests including Delia spp. in New York cropping systems. The postdoctoral associate will design and conduct laboratory
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around the world. Position Function This position will support research on seed-applied, non-neonicotinoid protection strategies targeting early-season crop pests including Delia spp. in New York cropping
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on technical solutions for efficient and sustainable agriculture. Research spans from machinery and work processes to systems for animal and crop production, with an emphasis on productivity and environmental
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to implement sustainable cropping practices in seven agricultural commodities on more than 100,000 acres across the state. A project goal is to build supply chains for these commodities that connect producers
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water retention to protect crops from irregular rainfalls and irrigations. AquaSteady is a cross-disciplinary, multi-establishment research initiative with Phase II funding from the U.S. National Science