Are you a good fit to be in our lab?
Are you a good fit to be in our lab?
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YES! IF ...
1) you have an insatiable curiosity
2) you love learning new things
3) you cant wait to come into lab to see the result of an important experiment
4) you get excited when lab mates succeed
5) you just love science
NO! IF ...
1) you're an a-hole
2) you know everything, so there's nothing you can learn from us
3) you dont like interacting and sharing your data, reagents, and/or knowledge with your lab mates
4) you dont have a sense of humor or cant laugh at yourself
5) you like your ideas more than the data
If you think your interests align with ours and you're interested in learning more about the lab, please contact Sandeep (sandeep.wontakal@jhmi.edu).
In your email, please include information about:
1) why you're interested in our lab
2) your career goals
3) which complementation group you fall into
For Prospective Graduate Students:
We are members of the following graduate programs at Hopkins:
Ph.D. Programs: Human Genetics & Genomics Training Program and XDBio Cross Disciplinary Graduate Program
Master's Programs: Master of Science (ScM) from the School of Public Health and the Master's Program from the Advanced Academic Programs (e.g. such as Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, and/or Individualized Genomics and Health)
If you're a student in one of these programs and are interested in the lab, please contact Sandeep to set up a meeting.
For Prospective Post-Docs/Residents/Fellows:
In addition to the three items listed above, please also include any project ideas that you would like to pursue in the lab.
Our lab is part of the Department of Pathology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. We're located in the Ross Research Building, Room 632B.
Our mailing address is:
720 Rutland Ave
Ross Research Building, Room 632B
Baltimore, MD 21205
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