Postdoctoral Fellows We currently have funding to support a postdoctoral fellow with expertise in any area of molecular and cellular biology and with an interest in exploring the biology of cancer cell resistance, heterogeneity and plasticity. Experience in genomic analysis is useful but not required. Please contact Amy with your CV and an email about your interests and goals for postdoctoral training.
Graduate Students Our lab can accept doctoral students who have been admitted into the Department of Biomedical Engineering or the Cell and Molecular Biology graduate program at the University of Texas at Austin. Applications for these programs are submitted in fall (usually November) of each year. You should apply to the program which most closely aligns with your undergraduate preparation. Graduate positions are fully funded by research and teaching fellowships; graduate students generally serve as TA's for 1-2 academic semesters as part of their degree requirements.
Visiting Scientists All of the projects in our lab integrate experimental wet lab studies and computational analysis/modeling. Individuals with interests in tumor biology, molecular cell biology, bioengineering, synthetic and systems biology, as well as those with a background in mathematics and modeling may be well-positioned to contribute. Regardless of specific field, we're always happy to hear from creative and enthusiastic problem solvers. If you are interested in discussing a rotation in the lab, please email Dr. Brock with your CV and a brief description of how our lab fits into your training and scientific goals.
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