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the past four years or anticipated to be complete prior to start of appointment. Preferred skills: Experience in organic synthesis, analytical chemistry, structure-property relationships, material
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theoretical solutions for modernizing infrastructure, focusing on energy efficiency, environmental controls, and biosecurity requirements. Observe and engage in the stages of federal construction and repair
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Objectives: The participant will develop an understanding of cotton fibers as a textile material through chemical transformations and mechanical construction taking into consideration fiber morphology and
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transcriptomics datasets generated by the host laboratory. To develop insecticidal molecules, the Fellow will utilize AI/machine learning, structural and computational biology, bioinformatics, and genomics tools
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areas. These include, but are not limited to: Applying machine learning algorithms to solve real-world problems. Creating and structuring databases for storage, retrieval, and image analysis. Determining
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-products. Current extracts from whole rice, rice bran, and rice hulls will be evaluated for biological activity, followed by purification and structural characterization of active components. This research
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cycle analysis of the environmental impacts of wood-based products and uses. Research Project: The ORISE fellow will participate within a research project titled, “Structural modification and update
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-structural carbohydrates, water potential, and hydraulics. The participant will also learn how to prepare samples for microscopy to resolve surface area to volume relationships. Additionally, they will receive
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concepts. Under the guidance of mentors and through structured activities, the participant will have the opportunity to: Master Laboratory Techniques: Learn how to prepare growth media for fungi, operate