The Wilsterman Lab at Colorado State University is currently recruiting a
graduate student position with a focus on
evolution and physiology of reproductive diversity within mammals
for a Fall 2027 start.
We are also interested to hearing from
independent, motivated post-docs, especially with bioinformatics experience.
Current work in the lab focuses on reproductive adaptations (including the placenta) in deer mice (Peromyscus) and reproductive diversity among Peromyscus species.
Ample sequence data and tissues in hand to get trainees started on closely-related projects with substantial opportunities for developing new ideas.
Bioinformatics (especially methylation sequence data processing and analysis) and/or in vitro skillsets desired but not required.
You can learn more about the Biology department and graduate programs https://www.biology.colostate.edu/
Ample sequence data and tissues in hand to get trainees started on closely-related projects with substantial opportunities for developing new ideas.
Bioinformatics (especially methylation sequence data processing and analysis) and/or in vitro skillsets desired but not required.
You can learn more about the Biology department and graduate programs https://www.biology.colostate.edu/