Apply for a position in the Meers Lab

Undergraduates: WashU undergraduates can register to conduct independent research for course credit via the Bio200/500 courses. There are also a variety of programs that facilitate paid summer research experiences for WashU and non-WashU undergraduates through DBBS and the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR), including enhanced opportunities for applicants from diverse backgrounds. Contact DBBS, OUR, or Dr. Meers with inquiries about specific programs for more information.

Technicians/Research Assistants: We’re routinely looking for enthusiastic early-career researchers seeking a 2+ year intensive laboratory research experience in preparation for further education (life sciences PhD program or medical school). Prospective applicants should look out for official job postings, and contact Dr. Meers with any questions about the lab environment.

Graduate Students: Graduate admission is coordinated through the DBBS Program at WashU. Prospective students interested in Dr. Meers’ lab should apply through DBBS (applications open in the fall). DBBS offers world class graduate education and generous stipend and benefits that are highly competitive with peer institutions relative to cost of living. Dr. Meers is affiliated with the following PhD Programs: Molecular Genetics and Genomics, Computational and Systems Biology; Developmental, Regenerative, and Stem Cell Biology; Cancer Biology.

Postdoctoral Researchers: We’re looking for passionate, accomplished PhD scientists keen to take their research to the next level in one of the areas of our lab’s expertise. We offer competitive pay and benefits and a stimulating, collegial scientific environment optimal for academic, industry, or other career aspirations. Prospective postdocs should send Dr. Meers a CV with references, a brief explanation of their scientific/professional goals, and a description of how they envision a postdoc with our lab will help achieve them.