Postdoc positions are potentially available, including Fellowships in the Theory and Modeling of Living Systems. Please contact Daniel if interested.
Prospective graduate students: please apply to the graduate programs in Physics or Population Biology, Ecology, and Evolution (PBEE). Students interested in applying to PBEE should also contact Daniel before applying if possible; for Physics this is unnecessary.
Undergraduates: please contact Daniel directly. Ordinarily, undergraduates joining the group should have some familiarity with programming and should start no later than the beginning of their junior year. Earlier is better—making a real scientific discovery takes time!
(L-R: Yoav, Daniel, Talia, Arushi, Brent, Milo, Tyler, Linnea, Qihan, and Rohan in the inset. Photo credit: Michal Arbilly)
Diversity
Our lab welcomes participants of every socio-economic background, nationality, race/ethnicity, religion, gender identification, sexual orientation, age, and disability status. We all strive to treat each other with kindness and respect, and help each other in studying the natural world. We believe in the importance of equity and inclusion in our group and in our community.
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Graduate students
Cora Hirst
Megan Phillips
Yuanbo Song
Undergraduates
Adrian Gushin
CJ Jiang
Alumni
Rohan Mehta (postdoc, now Assistant Professor at Elmhurst University)
Qihan Liu (Ph.D. 2023, went on to quantitative analysis)
Arushi Dhillon (current Emory undergrad)
Brent Allman (Ph.D. 2022, went on to postdoc at UT Austin)
Akash Arani (BS 2021, went on to Ph.D. at Georgia Tech / UMaryland)
Tyler Smith (Ph.D. 2021, went on to research at Boeing)
Mahan Ghafari (MSc 2018, went on to D.Phil. at Oxford University)
Jayeol Chun (BS 2018, went on to Ph.D. at Brandeis University)
Caroline Holmes (BS 2017, went on to Ph.D. student at Princeton University)
Itai Pinkoviezky (postdoc, went on to data science in computational genomics)