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, strong scientific writing and communication skills, and the ability to design and conduct research both independently and collaboratively in a multidisciplinary environment. Interested candidates should
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the potential to combine environmental data and phenotypic data alongside genome resequencing to identify regions of the genome that contribute disproportionately to adaptation to novel environments. The aims
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the Hobbs Laboratory focuses on understanding how epithelial cells sense and respond to cellular, environmental, and inflammatory stress. Using skin keratinocytes as a primary model system, the laboratory
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. Preferred Experience in genomic data analysis, computational biology, statistical genetics, or functional genomics. Proficiency in R, Python, Linux/Unix, and high-performance computing environments
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, local seminars, and international conferences • Draft scientific manuscripts of completed work for publication • Contribute to overall lab environment and participate in lab discussions • Train
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genetic variants and environmental risk factors contribute to cardiac arrhythmias and electrical remodeling. Research Areas The successful candidate will participate in projects involving: Mouse models
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the environment interact to shape host-pathogen dynamics and disease outcomes?” and then, use this information, to answer, “how can we modulate these relationships to shift disease outcomes and promote
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methodological innovations of NCEMS. This position is designed to support the scholar’s development as an independent researcher while embedding them in a highly collaborative synthesis science environment
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highly collaborative synthesis science environment. This position is full time, on-site at the Penn State University Park campus. This position does not permit remote work. This is a term appointment
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research, communicate clearly, and work effectively in a multidisciplinary research environment. Strong written communication skills and interest in publishing methodological and collaborative research