新利18五分飞艇|18luck新利网址登录

Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Department of Molecular Microbiology Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search About UsAbout Us Welcome from the Department Head Administrative Staff Contact Us FacultyFaculty Departmental Faculty Research Faculty Secondary Faculty Emeritus &＃038; Adjunct Faculty Research FacilitiesResearch Facilities Molecular Microbiology Imaging Facility Microbiology Media Services News PublicationsPublications Publications &＃8211; Archive Seminar SeriesSeminar Series Microbiology Seminar SeriesMicrobiology Seminar Series Microbiology Seminar Series Archive Upcoming SymposiumUpcoming Symposium Symposia ArchiveSymposia Archive Frontiers of Microbiology Symposium Program PhD Thesis Examinations Ernie Simms LectureErnie Simms Lecture Ernie Simms Legacy Ernie Simms Outlook Magazine Ernie Simms Scholarship Fund Infectious Disease/Basic Microbiological Mechanisms Research Seminar AIMS ProgramAIMS Program Program Mentors Application Process Frequently Asked Questions Social EventsSocial Events Micro Annual Retreat Resources Education Open Search Application Process Applicants working in any area of microbiology, including pathogenesis, will be considered. Applicants with bold new perspectives and ‘outside the box’ approaches, particularly those focused on interdisciplinary, collaborative research are strongly encouraged as are those from members of groups that are typically under‐represented in science. Eligibility: Graduate students, including MD-PhD, and postdocs are eligible. Applicants are encouraged to apply prior to graduation but must have received their degree before starting as a Fellow. Eligibility is restricted to applicants who have not graduated yet or have graduated within two years prior to the application deadline. Application Requirements: All materials should be submitted as a combined PDF under the file name LASTNAME_AIMS24 CV/BioSketch 1 page summary of previous work 1 page statement describing goals for the research Citations for the previous work and the research proposal may be included on a separate page 3 letters of reference: Letters should address why the candidate is ready to start an independent lab, how the candidate’s proposal has the potential for high impact and how it is distinct from existing work in their mentor’s lab. Letters should be submitted directly to [email protected] with the subject line and file name CANDIDATENAME_REFERENCENAME. All material should be submitted to [email protected] . AIMS Program Program Mentors Application Process Frequently Asked Questions Department of Molecular MicrobiologyMSC-8230-16-09660 S. Euclid Ave.St. Louis, MO 63110Contact Us Twitter ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis