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for Grain and Animal Health Research in Manhattan, KS. Our mission is to develop economical, effective, and ecologically sound methods for managing insect pests of grain and processed commodities, improve
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phenotyping methods to assess susceptibility and evaluate established or newly developed screening approaches. This also includes developing and evaluating preharvest and postharvest treatments aimed
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their research. Additional funds are available for supplies and travel essential for the fellow's research. Research Project: Under the guidance of a mentor, you will apply computational methods for identifying
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methods to apply to genomic resources, or to develop novel genome annotation methods to apply towards existing genomic resources. Developing and customizing pipelines for automation of data processing
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produce Collaborative scientific research and interdisciplinary teamwork Development and optimization of analytical workflows and laboratory methods Communication of scientific findings to research and
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[email protected] and include the reference code for this opportunity. Qualifications The qualified candidate should have received or currently pursing a PhD in one of the relevant fields, i.e., Analytical
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to apply laboratory and analytical methods to investigate the underlying mechanisms associated with poultry breast meat quality defects. Strengthen data analysis and interpretation skills using scientific
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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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. Other Preferred Skills: Experience using field instruments such as electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) and borehole nuclear magnetic resonance (bNMR) methods for time-lapse subsurface investigation in
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using statistical software such as SAS or Stata is preferred Stipend $6,358.00 – $7,658.00 Monthly Point of Contact Rachel Eligibility Requirements Degree: Doctoral Degree received within the last 60