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, research, and professional development a Fellow may participate in include: Learning to advance innovation, technology development, and breakthrough knowledge Learning to facilitate research and multimodal
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chromatography-isotope ratio mass spectrometry (GC-IRMS) is beneficial. Foundational knowledge of quantitative analytical chemistry, including calibration, accuracy, precision, sensitivity, selectivity, detection
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collaborators as well as USDA-ARS scientists. The participant will have the opportunity to expand knowledge and expertise in experimental design in vitro and in vivo research data analysis data interpretation
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cycling, plant nutrients, or agricultural systems, and ability to publish results. Knowledge of soil chemistry, soil physics, soil biology and agroecosystem health are desirable. Ability to research across
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research to deliver lifesaving products including knowledge, technology and medical material that sustain the combat effectiveness of the Warfighter. Areas of focus include tropical infectious diseases and
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gain hands-on experience and foundational knowledge in: USDA plant germplasm collections Plant phenomics and genomics Analytical chemistry techniques Plant propagation and tissue culture techniques
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Fitness Foundation on initiatives related to health promotion and wellness. Build knowledge of national health and wellness efforts through participation in events for the President’s Council on Sports
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to explore ways to strengthen systems for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and program evaluation across comprehensive cancer prevention and control partnership initiatives. You will train by conducting
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, transparency, human oversight, uncertainty, and appropriate use. Learning Objectives: Through this opportunity, you will gain knowledge and practical experience at the intersection of artificial intelligence
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following topics: nutrition, physical activity, or obesity. Knowledge of policy, systems, or environmental supports for healthy eating and active living is desired. Ideally, participants should also have