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Center (ERDC) conducts cutting-edge research to develop innovative engineering solutions that enhance national security and infrastructure resilience. ERDC-ITL explores advanced networking technologies
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monitoring coastal wetland ecosystems. The participant will aid in the establishment of a pre-management data acquisition and post-management action monitoring network at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
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for achieving resiliency. This fellow will also engage on our project to develop and outreach tools for the Tribal Soil Climate and Analysis Network (TSCAN)”. In 2017, the USDA Northeast Climate Hub worked with
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to collect and analyze data from a diverse research portfolio provides participants the chance to develop new research skills and build professional networks. Most, but not all, of this research is conducted
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. Opportunity to contribute to a real-world public health project. Mentorship and collaboration with experienced researchers. Networking opportunities within the DoD public health enterprise. Where will I be
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/31/2025. Preferred skills/experience: Experience conducting applied social science or economics research including identifying research topics, defining study objectives, organizing and conducting
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creation or implementation and may be experimental or theoretical in nature. While the emphasis is on quantum computing, proposals for quantum sensing and networking will also be considered. All fellows
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PNW forests under a variety of conditions Experience using GPS, GIS, and related software (e.g., ARC Field Maps) Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with a diverse group of
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collection and statistical analysis experience in GraphPad Prism (or other statistical software) and Microsoft Office suite is preferred. A strong publication record, high scholarly activity such as scientific