Join the lab
The Koch Lab welcomes prospective postdoctoral scientists, postgraduate researchers, and rotation students in population and human genetics.
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Postdoctoral scientists
We are seeking researchers who want to develop and apply new methods for human genomic data. Strong quantitative and computational skills are important; experience in population genetics, statistical genetics, or high-performance computing is especially useful.
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Postgraduate researchers
Yale postgraduate positions are short-term research training opportunities for individuals who have completed a bachelor's or master's degree. Inquiries from candidates interested in population genetics and human genetics are welcome.
Prospective graduate students can join the lab through Yale's Human Genome Sciences or Computational Biology & Biomedical Informatics programs.
Rotations are available throughout the year. Projects can be tailored to students from genetics, computation, statistics, mathematics, or related areas of biology and biomedicine. Interested Yale students should email Evan to discuss possible projects.