We are always interested in hearing from creative, collaborative scientists who want to understand how human genetics shapes vascular disease.
PhD or MD/PhD scientists in genomics, computational biology, vascular biology or related fields. Experience with single-cell, epigenomic, CRISPR or mouse models is valued; so is enthusiasm to learn both wet- and dry-lab approaches. Please email a CV, a brief statement of research interests, and the names of three references.
Cardiology and internal medicine trainees — including those in Stanford’s Translational Investigator Pathway and CVI T32 programs — are welcome to discuss research years in the lab.
Stanford Biosciences PhD students (e.g. Genetics, Biomedical Data Science, CMP) interested in rotations are encouraged to reach out.
Research assistant and life-science research professional positions are posted on Stanford Careers when available.
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