Join the lab!
We are recruiting students for PhD programs in Exercise Physiology!
We are always looking for motivated and interested graduate students. Prior scientific or technical experience in our specific field of study is not required. Students from disciplines outside of Exercise Physiology – including immunology, reproductive biology, mechanical engineering, and evolutionary anthropology/biology, and others – are encouraged to apply!
Interested students should email the Lab Director, Dr. Sarah Little-Letsinger, at s.little@austin.utexas.edu. Include a CV and short written answers to the following questions: 1) Why does our research mission and vision resonate with you? 2) What are your long-term goals? How will the Exercise Physiology Program and Translational Osteoimmunology Lab help you achieve your goals? 3) What are you research interests? How do your interests complement or extend on-going research in the lab? (See Current Projects). Be specific. 4) What unique perspectives and skills will you bring to our team?
We are always looking for interested postdocs.
Individuals interested in completing a postdoc in the Translational Osteoimmunology Lab are highly encouraged to contact the Lab Director, Dr. Sarah Little-Letsinger, at s.little@austin.utexas.edu. Prior scientific or technical experience in our specific field of study is not required. Individuals who bring a unique perspective to our area of research are highly encouraged to apply! Include a CV, and short written answers to the following questions: 1) Why does our research mission and vision resonate with you? 2) What research project or grant proposal would you like to pursue in our lab? Be specific. 3) What unique perspectives and skills do you hope to learn and which will you bring to our team?
Undergraduate students interested in research are welcome!
Undergraduates interested in participating in the work in the Translational Osteoimmunology Lab should contact the Lab Director, Dr. Sarah Little-Letsinger, at s.little@austin.utexas.edu. Include a CV or resume, the name of your degree program and how many years you have left, the number of hours you are willing to contribute to lab work, a short statement describing your long-term goals and what you’re hoping to learn, and a short paragraph describing your research interests, how they align with on-going research in the lab (see Current Projects), and why our research mission and vision resonate with you.
It is never too early to reach out! Undergraduates at all levels are eligible to participate.