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Program of the USDA ARS offers research opportunities to motivated postdoctoral fellows interested in solving agriculture-related problems at a range of spatial and temporal scales, from the genome
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-performance computing (HPC) systems for large-scale data processing, parallelized workflows, and computationally intensive analyses. Demonstrated experience applying phylogenetic and phylodynamic methods
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, outreach, and program evaluation to advance the South Central CASC's mission. Under the guidance of a mentor, specific activities include, but are not limited to: Communications Research and Synthesis
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production systems, soil ecology, forage production, forage quality, nutrient management, and ecosystem services. Research Project: The perennial grass breeding program at the USDFRC develops cool and warm
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dynamics Collect interview data, qualitatively code interview transcripts, and data analysis Systematically apply evaluation methods to individual projects funded by NC CASC to understand the collective
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areas. These include, but are not limited to: Learning about technical writing methods and standards for government reports Gaining experience in numerous science areas related to the human
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have to opportunity to collaborate on additional aspects of this research including eDNA detection methods, dispersal behavior, and biological control. Learning Objectives: Under the guidance of a mentor
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of such field studies and, as they have learned with experience what the threats are in these environments and how to improve measurement ability, have modified methods. Why should I apply? As an ORISE
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method development, validation and application of novel methods for analysis of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in food and food packaging, develop and validate new analytical methods for PFAS
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Agricultural Food Systems Research Unit (RAFSRU) is conducted under the USDA ARS Human Nutrition National Program (NP107). The unit’s mission is to prevent and mitigate nutrition-associated chronic diseases