Graduate research
Students interested in p53 biology, genetics, transposons or developmental cancer mechanisms can explore SMU graduate programmes and contact the lab with a focused description of scientific fit.
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Discover what p53 evolved to do
We welcome enquiries from researchers interested in p53, mobile elements, gene regulation, Drosophila genetics and cancer evolution.
Postdoctoral research
Researchers with strengths in Drosophila genetics, transposon biology, gene regulation, cancer models or comparative genomics may enquire about future positions and fellowship opportunities.
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The lab welcomes collaborations linking p53 mechanism and evolution to mobile-element biology, chromatin, vertebrate models and human cancer.
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