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, Texas Job Type Staff Job Description Job Description Summary The Tourism Program Development Manager supports the Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community Program — a partnership between the Office of
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interventions on the development of chronic metabolic diseases across the life-course. The candidate will develop collaborative projects with ARS scientists and members of the Institute for Advancing Health
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programs. This includes being a resource for teaching platforms (e.g., Canvas, Orca, Compass, Howdy), organizing awards banquets, supporting website maintenance and development, and assisting distance
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, maintaining, and enhancing a wide range of web and software solutions. This position emphasizes concurrent project execution, enterprise-level web development (especially WordPress), integration of emerging
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, feeding, heat detection, hauling, weighing, which requires operating an Agency vehicle to perform duties. Handle cattle in a low stress manner. Pasture management Heifer and bull development Managing
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Staff Job Description Research Assistant will assist the institute with project planning, development, management, and implementation of research and education projects. Responsibilities: -Assists in
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to reference genomes including DNA and RNA-seq Illumina and PacBio reads. Contributes to the development of single cell RNA-seq and spatial RNA analytical pipelines and visualizations of data. Develops read
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of significance. Responsibilities: -Performs program and project development, disseminates project information, and serves as an active participant in project-related work groups and committees. -Provides
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the model development process and publish findings in peer-reviewed journals. Performs other duties assigned. Required Education and Experience: Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering, Civil and Environmental
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impact of variety × irrigation timing × fertilizer application timing on cotton growth, development, and yield in the semi-arid Texas High Plains. The Texas High Plains account for nearly 40% of the U.S