Make sure to check out our research page to see what its like to be in the lab! Think you might be a good fit? Join us! 

 

Postdoctoral Fellows

Interested applicants should contact Dr. Kimmey and include a cover letter that includes a description of your research experience and the research you want to carry out in the lab, and your CV. Postdoctoral fellows must have done their PhD in a microbiology or molecular biology related field. Experience with hypothesis-driven research in microbiology, pathogenesis, immunology, circadian biology or cell biology is required. Our lab is not a good fit for applicants interested in metagenomics, clinical surveillance/epidemiology, antibiotic screening etc. 

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For description of a former advertisement, click here* Though we are not accepting applications via that posting anymore, we do have an opening for a postdoctoral fellow with expertise in one of our lab's area of research (e.g. molecular mechanisms of pathogenesis, circadian biology, cellular immunology). If you feel you are a good fit for the lab, please send Dr. Kimmey an email with the requested materials. 

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Graduate Students

We accept Ph.D. students via the Program in Biomedical Sciences and Engineering (PBSE) via the Microbial Biology and Pathogenesis (MICRO) track.

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* Students interested in applying for 2024 entry will be able to apply here!  Deadline is Nov 30. I will be accepting new graduate students into the lab from the 2024 entry class. 

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Undergraduate Researchers 

We accept commited undergraduate researchers to carry out independent study as space allows. Students must be able to commit 15 hours/week for at least 4 quarters. If you are interested, please fill out this form and then reach out to Dr. Kimmey to see if there is currently space in the lab

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The from will ask for the following, so it is good to have these handy!

• CV or resume

• Transcript

• Summary of:

  • Previous laboratory experience​

  • Why you are interested in the lab, and your future plans 

  • Expected time commitment to lab (hours / week and # of quarters)