Our lab is part of the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology and the Center for Computational Biology. It is located in Stanley Hall, suite 324. We share this space with Profs. Lisa Barcellos and Jennifer Listgarten. Our lab is also an active participant of the Center of Theoretical and Evolutionary Genetics community.
We are actively looking for motivated  students and postdocs interested in working on human evolutionary genetics – come join us!

Undergraduate students

We have positions available for students who are looking for research experience, ideally with the goal of doing an honors thesis. A prospective undergraduate researcher should expect to commit a minimum of 12 hours per week to research during the semester and  full-time during the summer for a minimum of 3 consecutive semesters/summers. If interested, please fill this form.

Prospective graduate students

We are looking for graduate students with interests in human population genetics and evolutionary biology. Given the interdisciplinary nature of our research, we recruit students from a number of programs, in particular Molecular and Cell Biology, Center for Computational Biology and Bioengineering.

Prospective postdocs

We are looking for highly motivated postdocs with computational/ mathematical/ population genetics background, interested in working on questions on demographic inference, mutation rate and human adaptation. If interested, please send a current CV and a brief note describing your research experience, why you are interested in our lab, and what you hope to work on during your postdoc.