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maintain approximately 10-12 biosafety level 1 and level 2 bacteria species that will be subject to the novel ATP-bioluminescence testing methods. The participant will inoculate relevant biomanufacturing
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mycobateria and brucella families in various species of animals using serological tests as part of the eradication program. Learning Objectives: The participant will have the opportunity to learn about zoonotic
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testing. Developing research experimentations for software application testing Developing scenarios for medical and field testing. Creating, planning and executing research studies. Developing project
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framework for evaluating soil health using measurable indicators and linking them to soil functions and management practices. This opportunity will provide experience handling and aggregating soil testing
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evaluation of biocontrol agent host ranges, integrating laboratory specificity testing with advanced genomic analysis to elucidate the genetic architecture governing host association and adaptation
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the dielectric properties and physical properties of interest. Learning Objectives: The participant will be trained on assembling, testing and calibrating microwave sensors for measurement of the dielectric
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designing cropping systems is matching the management practices with the local soils and climate. While research stations and test sites are valuable tools in designing cropping systems, experimental stations
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care and operational medicine. You will gain exposure to ongoing research projects that explore the testing and evaluation of blood products, resuscitative adjuncts, and biological countermeasures
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assessment research with a focus on biosensor development. The research fellow will learn and apply techniques in biosensor fabrication and participate in testing and evaluating their performance
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engineers, and state-of the art facilities and equipment. Research Project: Our research aims to test microphysiological systems (MPS) for evaluating the exposure and therapeutic activity of anti-viral