Your learning should be a lot more than just a degree…

We are committed to creating a community of learners. We hope to teach, model, and encourage a love of learning, collaboration, and compassion for others because everyone will accomplish more together. We strive to create a culture that support your future endeavors because you are future leaders making positive impacts in our society. These are our values, and they are non-negotiable.

 

+ Authentic

  • Be yourself.
  • Value what makes you different and unique – together we can achieve the extraordinary.

+ Adventurous

  • Challenge yourself to take risks, learn new things, innovate everywhere – all to achieve the un-incremental.
  • Learn from failures to do better.

+ Humble

  • Ego & bullshit free zone.
  • Treat everyone with respect through the highs and the lows.

+ Caring

  • Operate as ONE TEAM empowered by diverse perspectives.
  • Encourage and support one another – especially through tough times.

+ Be ALL-IN!

  • Stay engaged and focused.
  • Have fun!!! Have fun!!!
 

 Postdoctoral positions

 

A postdoctoral position is available to study DNA damage response signaling and regulation of R-loops. Our research is focused at understanding how cells regulate R-loops to prevent genomic instability. We are currently using biochemical, cell biological, and genomic approaches to investigate how the DNA damage response is activated by R-loops and how it coordinates R-loop resolution. Interested applicants should have a PhD and/or MD degree, and a strong background in either biochemistry, cell biology, or bioinformatics. 

To apply, please send a CV with past research experience, a page describing your interest in our research, and contact information of three references.

 

Graduate Student positions (MS, PhD, or MD/PhD candidates)

 

Positions for incoming and/or first-year graduate students at the University of Minnesota are available. Please reach out to discuss options for rotation and thesis projects. Currently accepting students from the following programs: Pharmacology, BMBB, BICB. 

 

Prospective Graduate Students

 

To be considered for a position in the lab, students must first be accepted to our Pharmacology MS/PhD graduate program or in one of our affiliated BMBB or BICB programs at the University of Minnesota.