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. -Prepares presentation materials on research topic that may be presented to small and/or large groups. -Actively participates in the preparation of required technical progress reports to research sponsors
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determine the impact of these parasitoids on PNC populations. -Collect and use DNA metabarcoding techniques to examine the gut contents of mini-hemipteran predators such as minute pirate bugs and predatory
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progression of chronic metabolic diseases across the life course. The position also involves building collaborative research initiatives with USDA-ARS scientists and members of the Institute for Advancing
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(Horticultural Sciences, Plant Genetics, Genomics, Breeding, or closely related field). Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Experience in R programming and software for genetic analysis of polyploid plant
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, and bioactive compounds from plant, food, microbial, and human samples; develops and optimizes analytical methods; analyzes complex datasets using metabolomics and statistical software tools
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, molecular biology techniques, mammalian cell culture, data analysis, and scientific writing. -Experience with one or more of the following: mosquito infection experiments, small- to medium-sized vertebrate
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software. Strong scientific manuscript writing and presentation skills, and solid experience writing/collaborating on extramural funding applications. All positions are security-sensitive. Applicants
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in the context of nutrition-sensitive chronic diseases. The position develops projects leveraging multiomics and Olink proteomics to examine the impacts of diet, obesity, nutrition and lifestyle
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-truth data collection, and operating, testing, validating, and refining crop models to improve prediction accuracy. The candidate will also contribute to the development and application of machine
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. The team will also perform veterinary safety and residue testing generating final formulations for dairy and beef cattle to measure active ingredient concentrations in milk, plasma, and edible tissues