Please note that we encourage and support diversity and inclusivity in all forms. We will not tolerate any type of hatred, bigotry, intolerance, racism, or dehumanizing speech or actions. We strive to create a professional, welcoming, and supportive environment for scientists and students of any background to safely and openly work together.
The lab has trained 3 postdoctoral fellows, 2 gap-year postbac students, 4 undergraduates, 1 ENT resident, 1 year-out medical student, and 1 high school student in addition to current lab member trainees. Over the past 4 years, we have had 18 publications and preprints from our lab authored by postdocs, PhD students, ENT residents, and undergrad or high school students. Some prior awards/honors to trainees include:
- R.D. Wardlow: Departmental Resident Pilot Grant, Department of Otorhionolaryngology, 2023-2024
- Z.A. Miller: Travel Award, 2023 AChemS annual meeting
- Z.A. Miller: Don Tucker Award finalist, 2023 AChemS annual meeting
- Z.A. Miller: Best oral presentation prize, Physiology Department annual retreat, 2022
- Jennifer Jolivert: NIDCD Diversity Fellowship (supplement to R01DC016309), 2021-2022
- R.M. Carey: American Head and Neck Society Pilot Grant, 2021
- R.M. Carey: Departmental Resident Pilot Grant, Department of Otorhionolaryngology, 2020
- I. Gopallawa: CF Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2020-2021
- I. Gopallawa: ASPET travel award for 2019 Experimental Biology meeting
- J.R. Freund: Tishman Scholarship for incoming Einstein Neuroscience PhD students, 2018
Postdoctoral Fellows
Contact Rob for more details regarding whether any postdoc openings are currently available in the lab. Requirements: A PhD in a related biological science (cell biology, molecular biology, immunology, physiology, etc.) with demonstration of successful completion of projects from his/her thesis lab. Experience in cell culture, live cell imaging, and/or electrophysiology is desirable, but not required. An MD will be considered only if paired with extensive research experience. English communication skills (reading, writing, speaking) are essential. We encourage individuals from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, and individuals from socially, culturally, economically, or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds to apply.
Graduate Students
Our lab is affiliated with the Penn School of Medicine Biomedical Graduate Studies (BGS) Cell and Molecular Biology (CAMB) group, Cell Biology, Physiology and Metabolism (CPM) sub-group and the Pharmacology Graduate Group. However, any BGS student could rotate with us. Contact Rob for more information about potential rotation projects.
Undergrads, Work-Study Students, Med Students, Post-Bac Students, or Otherwise-Year-Out Students
Are you interested in getting translational and/or basic science research experience in cell biology, physiology, or otorhinolaryngology? Are you looking to build your research experience portfolio for grad school, med school, or residency applications? Contact Rob for details regarding available projects and opportunities, which are strongly dependent upon potential time commitment and available funding.
Contact Rob for more details regarding whether any postdoc openings are currently available in the lab. Requirements: A PhD in a related biological science (cell biology, molecular biology, immunology, physiology, etc.) with demonstration of successful completion of projects from his/her thesis lab. Experience in cell culture, live cell imaging, and/or electrophysiology is desirable, but not required. An MD will be considered only if paired with extensive research experience. English communication skills (reading, writing, speaking) are essential. We encourage individuals from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, and individuals from socially, culturally, economically, or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds to apply.
Graduate Students
Our lab is affiliated with the Penn School of Medicine Biomedical Graduate Studies (BGS) Cell and Molecular Biology (CAMB) group, Cell Biology, Physiology and Metabolism (CPM) sub-group and the Pharmacology Graduate Group. However, any BGS student could rotate with us. Contact Rob for more information about potential rotation projects.
Undergrads, Work-Study Students, Med Students, Post-Bac Students, or Otherwise-Year-Out Students
Are you interested in getting translational and/or basic science research experience in cell biology, physiology, or otorhinolaryngology? Are you looking to build your research experience portfolio for grad school, med school, or residency applications? Contact Rob for details regarding available projects and opportunities, which are strongly dependent upon potential time commitment and available funding.
