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Postdoctoral Fellowships — Genetics and Genomics



The Department of Genetics provides an outstanding venue for research on the genetics, developmental and cell biology of model organisms and humans, and is a world leader in genomics with its internationally recognized Genome Sequencing Center. We are seeking outstanding young scientists to join our team. Please direct your application to one of the following faculty:

Model organism genetics:
Mark Johnston: glucose sensing and signaling in yeasts
Susan Dutcher: centriole duplication and tubulin isoforms
Ted Hansen: immunogenetics
Steve Johnson: growth control in zebrafish development
Tim Schedl: germ cell development in C. elegans
Jim Skeath: neurodevelopment in Drosophila
Tanya Wolff: establishment of tissue polarity in Drosophila

Human Genetics:
Anne Bowcock: complex diseases
Mike Lovett: craniofacial development and hearing loss
Nancy Saccone: complex diseases, quantitative methods

Genomics:
Barak Cohen: gene regulatory networks in yeast
Sean Eddy: computational genome sequence analysis
Justin Fay: population and evolutionary genetics
Mark Johnston: comparative DNA sequence analysis
Elaine Mardis: DNA sequencing and microarray technology
Rob Mitra: technology development for systems biology
Gary Stormo: computational biology of DNA
Rick Wilson: DNA sequencing technology

Applicants should send a CV and the names and contact information of three referees to one of these faculty members.

 


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