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with experts in innovative ideas to move the proposed research forward. There are multiple opportunities available to engage in your applied research and evaluation interests. Where will I be located
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Center, CRREL is a national resource focused on solving specific, customer-driven problems and conducting innovative research in five program areas - Civil Works - Engineered Resilient Systems
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Center, CRREL is a national resource focused on solving specific, customer-driven problems and conducting innovative research in five program areas - Civil Works - Engineered Resilient Systems
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of Infectious Diseases (USAMRDC MRIID). Current graduate students or recent master's or doctoral degree recipients with interest and experience in computational biology and systems-based technologies are eligible
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state-of-the-art experimental and computational models for solving water resource problems worldwide. CHL research and development addresses water resource and navigation challenges in a variety of
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the guidance of mentors, you will conduct research alongside staff and primary researchers. Through your participation in the ORISE program at ERDC laboratories, you will be introduced to a real-world laboratory
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areas. These include, but are not limited to: Developing, optimizing, and implementing multiple In Vitro lung models to evaluate the compounds that cannot be assessed using traditional animal models
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collaborate with the Puerto Rico Coastal Zone Management Program (PRCZMP) within the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DNER). PRCZMP specializes in building and maintaining partnerships
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internationally known, unique facilities. This team has developed state-of-the-art experimental and computational models for solving water resource problems worldwide. CHL research and development addresses water
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through the Global Emerging Infections Surveillance Program Office. The objective of the GTD Study is to acquire cross-continent comparable data on the epidemiology and etiology of enteric disease threats