Postdoctoral Researchers
Our lab welcomes postdoctoral researchers with an interest in either the molecular aspects of Ancient DNA or the computational aspects of analysis. A strong preference is given to applicants who are willing to apply for their own funding. We are interested in postdocs with a wide variety of skills (e.g. molecular, experimental, theoretical) to work on both human and canine ancient DNA projects. Please take a look at Emory's FIRST program and the NSF's Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in SBE program.
GRADUATE STUDENTS (Currently Recruiting Graduate students, 2025)
As a graduate student in our lab, you will be trained in experimental and computational approaches in Ancient DNA, population genetics, and multi-omics. Potential graduate students should contact Dr. John Lindo and apply through the Anthropology Graduate Program.
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (Currently not accepting students)
Our lab is interested in undergraduate students who are willing to spend at least 5 hours in our lab per week. The work would first involve the molecular aspects of Ancient DNA with the opportunity to engage in computational analyses later on. There are also opportunities through Emory's Undergraduate Research Programs. Please note that ANT 315: Ancient DNA is a prerequisite to work in the lab.
Update July 2023: The lab is currently full for the 2023/2024 academic year.
PI CONTACT
John Lindo, PhD
jlindo@emory.edu