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Join Our Team

 

We're always interested in hosting smart, ambitious, hard-working post-doctoral fellows, grad students and undergraduates. If you’re interested, see where you fit below and get in touch.

 

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Postdoctoral Fellows 

 

Prospective postdocs should send Ray an email with ‘Monnat Lab post-doc application’ in the subject line, together with a copy of their cv and a brief description of past research accomplishments and research goals.

 

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Graduate Students

 

We accept graduate students through the Genome Sciences, M3D (Molecular Medicine & Molecular Basis of Disease) and Molecular & Cellular Biology Ph.D. Programs, and students entering the UW M.D.-Ph.D. Program. All admissions are through the UW Graduate School and the respective programs – we cannot admit students directly to the lab. So search first for information on the specific programs above and the admissions requirements and timeline.

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Students interested in rotating once accepted to a UW graduate program should contact Ray to discuss potential rotation projects and rotation timing.

 

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Undergraduates

 

We've hosted UW undergrads and Summer students from a wide range of programs and institutions who are highly motivated and have a genuine interest in our lab and research topics. If you think you're a good fit, e-mail Ray your CV and academic accomplishments, your plans, and a short description of your specific interest in our lab and research. Given current restrictions for on-site work, apply well in advance of your starting quarter of interest so we can identify projects and work out logistics, as most will not allow on-site, in-lab work.

 

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