“My biggest interests fall under questions of development, specifically from stem cell origins and the different signals that lead to differentiation and ultimate cell function. Within this broad topic, I have had specific interests in neurological development, and how neuron fates can arise from stem cells. I want to approach these questions from the translational side of science to think more about applications within cancer and disease rather than the basic mechanisms of cell division.”

“I am interested in pursuing translational research in neurodevelopmental or neurodegenerative disorders.”

“I am interested in using computational drug discovery and structural biology to guide the process of drug discovery and pharmacological characterization of novel drugs. I would like to combine both wet lab techniques and computational analyses to guide my experimental work.”

“I am interested in research questions at the intersection between cell and developmental biology; specifically, understanding how cells get to the right place at the right time, and make the right shapes to form complex structures and systems. I am particularly interested in answering these questions within neurons, but also find other tissues extremely exciting. “

“I am interested in understanding the various host and viral factors involved in the establishment and persistence of viral infections. Another avenue I want to explore involves harnessing the immune system and host factors essentially for viral pathogenesis to clear infections.”

“I am most interested in what drives variation in human complex traits and diseases. For me, this broadly includes statistical genetics approaches to uncover the environmental, genetic, and gene x environment interactions that contribute to the variability in a disease or trait. I am interested in genomics, statistical, and multi-omics methodologies to both identify the source of this variation as well as how it functions. “

“I am interested most interested in cancer biology. My background had been primarily within the realm of cancer genetics and disease modeling frequently with a translational lens. I would like to continue to study cancer preferably with some translational aims but am happy to branch away from genetics as the primary focus and potentially focus on immunology, metabolism or epigenetic as examples. “

“I am interested in understanding the mechanism of dysregulated signaling in disease, particularly, cancer and cardiovascular disease. I am also interested in translating my findings to help advance clinical practice and therapeutic innovations in this field. “

“I am primarily interested in computational oncology and bridging the gap between experimental and computational approaches. More specifically I am interested in opportunities to study cancer genomics to elucidate the mechanisms of disease in the human body through rigorous experimentation and the use of large data sets/high performance computing.”

“Interested in pursuing research that focuses on using biophysical methods to answer and elucidate structures of protein/small molecule that can be used a potential therapeutic and has wide applications in medicine. Also interested in protein design and gaining computation skills to potentially design proteins from scratch.”