I am accepting applications for graduate students via the EEB graduate program. Eligible prospective graduate students should consider applying for NSF Graduate Research Fellowships or Simons Foundation Graduate Fellowships concurrent with their application to graduate school. Multiple fellowships are also available via the Department of Energy’s Computational Science and Science programs, as well as other governmental and non-governmental sources depending on your interests. 

I am always interested in initiating collaborations with postdocs. I will periodically post vacancy announcements affiliated with projects currently funded by the lab. However, I also encourage postdocs to explore options via the High Meadows Environmental Institute fellowship programs or via external fellowships, such as Smith Fellows or McDonnell Foundation Complexity Fellowships. Please contact me with ideas and we can discuss further options.

I am always looking for motivated undergraduate students who are interested in working on independent projects or would like to get involved with the lab’s research. Princeton students especially are encouraged to get in touch. If you are interested in doing your thesis research in the lab, please get in touch early in your Junior year with enough time to produce a proposal and apply for field work funding (if necessary).