MANUAL OF MUTUAL EXPECTATIONS

Are you interested in joining the lab? Please read this document that details the role and expectations for the PI and all members of the lab. 

 

GRADUATE STUDENTS

Currently, there are no funded positions for MSc or PhD students. However, I am always interested in discussing possibilities with prospective students whose research interests align with our lab! Check out our Research website for more details. If interested in discussing this, please send me an email with (1) your CV, (2) a detailed description of research interests, (3) motivation for obtaining an MSc or PhD degree, and (4) details about specific projects you are interested in pursuing.

 

POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONS

We currently have one postdoctoral positions open in the lab:

Postdoctoral Scholar in Population and Functional Genomics – A postdoctoral position is available in the López-Uribe lab (www.lopezuribelab.com) at Penn State University to work on an NSF-funded project investigating sensory biology evolution in pollinators. The person in this position will be in charge of genome assembly and annotation, and the detection of signatures in olfactory gene receptors. The postdoc is expected to complete the work and disseminate results via peer-reviewed publications within the timeframe of the position. There will also be opportunities to be involved in engagement and outreach work transferring research outputs from this project to the general public. Evidence of bioinformatic skills are required for the position. The candidate should demonstrate a strong publication record, as well as evidence of effectively working in teams and mentoring students. For more details about the position and application process, please see the link below. Applications will be reviewed starting March 1st 2026.

REQ_0000075202 Postdoctoral Scholar in Population and Functional Genomics

In addition, I am always happy to discuss ideas for proposals and/or fellowship applications to work on independent projects that align with the research themes of the lab.