We are always looking for curios and dedicated scientists to join our group.
Our research interests include viruses, the arthropod virome, viral diseases, viral evolution, genomics, computational biology, and data visualization
Undergraduate research experiences
Freshman, sophomore or junior students typically start in the lab doing general lab work as paid student hourlies. After 3-6 months working in this capacity, students will increasingly participate in research projects. Interested students are encouraged to get in touch (mark.stenglein@colostate.edu). MIP undergraduates should consider participating in the MIP Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program.
Graduate students
Graduate students in the MIP and CMB graduate programs can join the group. Interested students should get in touch (mark.stenglein@colostate.edu).
Note that we are not allowed to directly admit students into our lab, so if you are interested in doing graduate research in the lab, you must apply to the MIP or CMB graduate programs.
Postdoctoral researchers
We'd be happy to talk to potential postdocs about working in our lab. Please send a cover letter that includes the names and contacts for three references and a short statement of research interests, and a current CV to mark.stenglein@colostate.edu
DVM students and post-DVM Residents
Researchers with a clinical perspective are welcome in the lab.
- DVM students typically work in the lab under the auspices of the Veterinary Summary Scholars Program.
- DVMs in the MIP residency programs are welcome to inquire about PhD training opportunities.