Several PhD positions available in the Biological Sciences The Department of Biology at Wake Forest University currently has several positions available for graduate students seeking MS or PhD degrees starting in Fall 2015. Positions are available in the following core areas: Ecology and Evolution, Cell and Molecular Biology, Physiology, Integrative Plant Biology, and Neuroscience and Behavior. Our department offers a research-focused experience for students who want to perform integrative research and interact with faculty spanning multiple fields of biology. Faculty maintain internationally-recognized research programs both locally and abroad.
Interested applicants should contact their potential advisor before applying. Applicants are expected to have demonstrated academic success and competitive resumes. Apply by January 10, 2015 for full consideration. More information can be found on our website at http://college.wfu.edu/biology/ Faculty currently accepting graduate students include but are not limited to: Dr. Katie Lotterhos: Landscape Genomics, Marine Biology, and Evolution Dr. Bill Conner: Bat-insect Behavior and Ecology Dr. Matthew Fuxjager: Hormones and Behavior, Vertebrate Physiology Dr. Cliff Zeyl: Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics Dr. Miles Silman: Amazonian and Andean Forest Ecology and Conservation Dr. Ke Zhang: Epigenetics, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Dr. Michael Anderson: Savannah Ecology Dr. Gloria Muday: Hormone Signalling and Development For a full list of faculty, see http://college.wfu.edu/biology/people/faculty/ Wake Forest University is centrally located in North Carolina, and offers ample opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and the arts.
