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. Description Help translate science into action! The Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is seeking a master’s-level fellow to have a hands-on learning opportunity
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technologies/methodologies and approaches derived from plant breeding, genomics, molecular biology, and physiology to maintain, evaluate, and utilize the USDA grapevine collection. Learning Objectives
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partners, along with the databases we create. The geospatial smoke tradeoffs dataset can then be used in project planning. Learning Objectives: The fellow will develop professionally while engaging in
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scientific information for distribution to resource managers or other interested audiences. Learning Objectives: Participants will learn about: Conducting user-engaged science Invasive species concerns and
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sustainability. We have collected soil samples from across the country to improve the dataset behind the current soil health assessment tool. Learning Objectives: This opportunity will provide the participant with
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managers. The candidate will become part of an adaptation-oriented team, which allows many opportunities to collaborate internally and with external partners. They will learn from interacting directly with
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areas. These include, but are not limited to: Learning about technical writing methods and standards for government reports Gaining experience in numerous science areas related to the human
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areas. These include, but are not limited to: Reviewing educational and research materials related to electrically heated pavement systems Learning the scientific and technical principles of heat transfer
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molecular identification of insect communities associated with different cover crop species; maintenance of insect colonies; and maintenance of greenhouse and laboratory experiments. Learning Objectives
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for disease transmission. Research activities will include: Collaborate with subject matter experts to learn about the development of analytical tools for assessing Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI