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Thanks for your interest in our group.
Thanks for your interest in our group.
We are planning to accept 3-4 new Ph.D. students and 1-2 M.S. students in the 2020-2021 academic year (Updated September 2020).
1st year Ph.D. and M.S. students are welcome to join us for group meeting: Thursdays at 4pm. Please e-mail jcaroth@uw.edu for a zoom link.
Rotation projects for MolE and BioE Ph.D. students are available.
We have three new project areas available for prospective students to join:
We have three new project areas available for prospective students to join:
1. Carothers-Zalatan-Sauro-PNNL-LBNL Collaboration: "Developing Multi-Gene CRISPRa/i Programs to Accelerate DBTL Cycles in ABF Hosts Engineered for Chemical Production"
Bioenergy Technologies Office Fiscal Year 2019 Funding Opportunity Announcement Selection
2. Carothers-Zalatan Collaboration: "Quantifying SARS-CoV-2 antigen-antibody binding using cell-free guide RNA display"
MolES faculty receive NSF EAGER award to develop new SARS-CoV-2 antibody test
3. Pozzo-Carothers-Nelson-Peek-Alper Collaboration: "EFRI: Distributed and ModularChemical Manufacturing using Hydrogel-Immobilized Synthetic BiologyConstructs"
We are especially interested in hearing from people with interest and/or experience in:
We are especially interested in hearing from people with interest and/or experience in:
CRISPR-Cas genetic control systems
RNA aptamer-based biosensors and genetic regulators
Metabolic engineering (pathway construction and optimization)
Model and data-driven synthetic biology
Undergraduates should email Prof. Carothers at jcaroth@uw.edu with:
Undergraduates should email Prof. Carothers at jcaroth@uw.edu with:
2-3 sentence description of you current and future goals
2-3 sentence description of your research experience (if any)
2-3 sentence explanation of your interest in our work
Your availability to meet in the next two weeks
Graduate students should first gain admission to one of the University of Washington M.S. or Ph.D. programs. Please see the department websites for information about admissions.
Graduate students should first gain admission to one of the University of Washington M.S. or Ph.D. programs. Please see the department websites for information about admissions.
Postdoc candidates should send application materials to jcaroth@uw.edu and include:
Postdoc candidates should send application materials to jcaroth@uw.edu and include:
CV or resume (with a list of publications)
A brief description of your present and future research interests
The names of 3 references
Klavins, Seelig, Lidstrom, Carothers and Zalatan Supergroup Meeting Signup
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