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Description Responsibilities: Develop and manage research projects related to dairy health and management. Collect, organize, and analyze data from dairy herds using advanced statistical and computational tools
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comprehensive agriculture program, Texas A&M AgriLife brings together a college and four state agencies focused on agriculture and life sciences within The Texas A&M University System. With over 5,000 employees
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knowledge, abilities, and skills: Excellent communication skills; knowledge of program R, ArcGIS, spatial analysis, common statistical approaches to wildlife data, ability to operate under adverse field
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samples. Develop and conduct research projects related to a systems-wide approach to increase consumption of vegetables, fruits, and ‘foods for health’. Work on research teams and collaborate with other
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Job Type Staff Job Description Job Responsibilities ●30%: Laboratory Analysis and Treatment Evaluation - Conduct laboratory analyses of manure, lagoon wastewater, and treatment samples etc. Prepare and
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Type Staff Job Description Major/Essential Duties of Job: 1. Develop machine learning or physical based models for plant water stress quantification. 2. Develop machine learning models for crop mapping
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members to support ongoing research projects. Perform other related duties as needed to support the research program. Required Education: Ph.D. in Horticulture or a related field. Preferred Experience
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Research Institute Program and will focus on grapevine and pecan, two of the most economically important crops in Texas. Job Responsibilities: 30% Lead greenhouse experiments on nanoplastics and PFAS uptake
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Type Staff Job Description Major/Essential Duties of Job: Conduct research to understand biodiversity responses to global change within an ecometric framework. Develop and refine ecometric models
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(incubation chambers, growth chambers, greenhouse hydroponics, aeroponics)As part of these overarching job responsibilities, tasks may include: •Prepare, collect and organize samples for microbial, growth