Join Us
All people considering joining the lab should be proficient in both basic/intermediate scientific programming and mathematical methods. All members of the lab should take interest in both computational and mathematical approaches to theoretical biology.
Interested graduate or undergraduate students should feel welcome to send James an email declaring their interest. Please include a CV, and please keep the email short and to-the-point. Emails that appear to be AI generated, or overly verbose, may be ignored. Students are expected to engage on topics of joint interest with the PI. Graduate students should apply to either the Ecology & Evolutionary Biology or Computational & Systems Biology graduate programs at WashU.
If you are interested in joining the lab as a postdoc, please feel free to send James an email containing a research statement and CV. Due to the pressures placed on the academic advancement of postdocs, I advise postdocs to come to the lab with their own research plan (which should overlap with the interests of the PI). In this way, postdocs in the lab develop their own research program in collaboration with the PI, which will be necessary for their future employment and career advancement.
Contact: holehouse@wustl.edu