Stony Brook U- NY- Evolutionary Genomics

Post date: Dec 6, 2015 6:48:44 PM

Date: Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 2:06 AM

Subject: Graduate position:StonyBrookU_NY.EvolutionaryGenomics

The Veeramah Lab in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at Stony Brook (

two PhD Students to begin in Fall 2016. The primary focus of the lab is

examining genetic diversity in human and non-human primates. The lab

currently has ongoing projects examining primate evolution through genomic

scale data, as well as a variety of paleogenomic projects involving

European human and non-human populations. The exact research project topics

for potential students are flexible, but those individuals looking to

perform research within the general research themes of the lab will be

preferred. Applicants must hold a university degree.

Please note that while interested applicants are encouraged to contact

Krishna Veeramah before applying, students wishing to join the lab must

ultimately apply to the Stony Brook Ecology and Evolution Graduate Program.

All relevant information for this program can be found at the website (

can be found at

note that the deadline for receipt of all Ph.D. application materials is

December 1st, 2015. Earlier submissions are encouraged, particularly for

those wishing to be considered for Campus WideGraduate Council

Fellowships and W. Burghardt Turner Fellowships.

Prospective students are encouraged to address specific questions to the

Ecology and Evolution Graduate Program Coordinator (

Krishna R Veeramah, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Dept of Ecology and Evolution

Stony Brook University

Rm 616, 650 Life Sciences Building

Stony Brook

NY 11794-5245

Office: 631-632-1101

Cell: 510-207-1424

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