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experience PhD with an emphasis in animal welfare, awarded by the position start date Must have an IA license to practice veterinary, USDA category II accreditation & ability to acquire controlled drug
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bioinformatics pipelines, creating data visualizations, and translating complex datasets into biologically meaningful findings. The researcher will collaborate within a multidisciplinary team while staying
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collaborative research environment dedicated to advancing the field of reproductive biology. Required Minimum Qualifications: PhD in Animal Science for Genetics & Genomics or other related field. Preferred
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computer vision models and web-based decision support tools, to enhance efficiency and decision-making in swine production. Required Minimum Qualifications: • Ph.D. in Animal Science, Swine Nutrition
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at the intersection of microbiology, antimicrobial development, artificial intelligence, and diagnostic technologies. Required Minimum Qualifications: PhD in biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology, or related
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of the appointment. Demonstrated proficiency in data analysis, statistical modeling, and data visualization using R, Python, or comparable analytical software. Evidence of effective scientific communication through
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pangenomics and population diversity, with opportunities to contribute to similar analyses in other crop systems, including cotton. Required Minimum Qualifications: PhD in Plant Biology Experience conducting
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swine or other large animal models in infectious disease research. Record of scientific productivity demonstrated through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, technical reports, or other
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metabolomics datasets. Research activities will include both targeted and non-targeted metabolite profiling of a wide range of sample types, including animal models, human cell lines and cohorts, plants
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collaboration with interdisciplinary teams spanning artificial intelligence, engineering, agriculture, plant and animal sciences, and cybersecurity. The scholar will also contribute to TrAC’s education and