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accelerating the improvement of pecan cultivars through the discovery of novel genetic variation, development of genomic-assisted management techniques, or other applications of genomic technology in pecan
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virus neutralization assays and/or ELISAs; evaluation of vaccine potency and efficacy in swine and cattle; and use of molecular and cellular techniques such as recombinant DNA technology, DNA sequencing
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surveillance initiatives. Laboratory data-management skills: You will learn to operate various instrument software and a laboratory management database for analytical result review, laboratory information
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60 months or currently pursuing. Discipline(s): Communications and Graphics Design (2 ) Computer, Information, and Data Sciences (5 ) Engineering (1 ) Environmental and Marine Sciences (1
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practical experience in data analysis, scientific writing, oral presentations, project planning, and working on multi-disciplinary teams. Experience conducting statistical analyses with statistical software
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international regulatory operations, emerging technology, and pharmaceutical market policy, you will develop a robust portfolio of analytical, writing, and collaborative skills. Engagement with FDA's global
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established software tools, with opportunities to explore and evaluate emerging analytical approaches. Gain experience measuring physiological responses to root treatments and characterizing plant traits
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for workflow automation, including experience with large language models, prompt engineering, intelligent document processing, and SharePoint-based system integration. The participant will develop skills in data
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through scientific excellence. Research Project: You will engage in innovative research on symbiont technology—a cutting-edge approach that uses Agrobacterium to deliver antimicrobial peptides (AMPs
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of the agency is to provide global leadership in agricultural discoveries through scientific excellence. The fellowship is based in the Stored Product Insect and Engineering Research Unit at the USDA-ARS Center