Graduate positions in Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics

Graduate positions in Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics

University of Nebraska

The School of Biological Sciences at the University of Nebraska has a
newly expanded evolutionary genetics group, and we are seeking highly
motivated students to join our graduate program in Fall 2016. Our group
is especially strong in the areas of functional evolutionary genetics
and genomics.

Faculty doing research in evolutionary genetics and genomics at UNL
include:

Colin Meiklejohn (http://biosci.unl.edu/colin-meiklejohn)

Kristi Montooth (http://montoothlab.unl.edu/)

Etsuko Moriyama (http://bioinfolab.unl.edu/emlab/index.html)

Jeffrey Mower (http://mowerlab.unl.edu/)

Jay F. Storz (http://storzlab.unl.edu/)

Anthony J. Zera (http://biosci-labs.unl.edu/zera/index.html)

We offer generous graduate student support, an extremely collegial and
interactive environment for doing science, excellent biotech and
computational facilities, and access to the Cedar Point Biological
Station. Lincoln, Nebraska is a great midwestern college town with a
high quality of life, a thriving arts scene, and over 130 miles of bike
trails (http://lincoln.ne.gov/city/parks/parksfacilities/trails/).

For more information about the department, see: http://biosci.unl.edu/

For a full listing of all faculty in the School of Biological Sciences,
see:

http://biosci.unl.edu/directory-group

Interested students are encouraged to contact faculty directly with a
letter of interest and CV. Deadline for applications is 15 December.
For more information, see: http://biosci.unl.edu/graduate

Jay Storz