Microbes run the world. But on a changing planet, the way they live, adapt, and function is also changing. Our research explores how anthropogenic stressors reshape microbial physiology and evolution.
Current Researcher Recruitment Status as of August 2026
Are you an undergraduate looking for a semester or summer position?
Please send me an email describing your interests within the context of my lab's work and attach a copy of your current resume. However, I do not anticipate having the capacity to take a new undergraduate researcher until Summer 2027. Priority will be given to students interested in pursuing an Honors Thesis or participating in the 4+1 BS/MS program through the Chemistry Department.
Prospective Grad Student?
Please look at the Biochemistry or Environmental Chemistry (Ph.D., M.S., or M.P.S.) graduate programs in the Department of Chemistry or the Graduate Program in Environmental Science (Ph.D., M.S., or M.P.S.) to see what the program requirements are, and at the application page for graduate programs to see the admission requirements.
Interested in a Postdoctoral position?
We will need to write fellowship proposals. Comprehensive lists of fellowship opportunities are available here and here. Please reach out if there is research you'd like to do in my group and a proposal you'd like to write! I am happy to support you through this process.
I can also host self-funded visiting scholars. If interested, please contact me and we can discuss projects.