Join us!
We are always looking to connect with others interested in investigating novel antibacterial strategies.
We value and support those from backgrounds underrepresented in biomedical research, including individuals from rural, 1st-generation college graduates, and low-income origins.
To apply, please contact Dr. Baylink at arden.baylink(at)wsu.edu and send:
1. Your CV describing your work experience, research experience, and accomplishments.
2. A cover letter describing the sort of position you seek, your research interests and goals for the future, and why you have a specific interest in joining the Baylink lab.
In the Baylink lab you will have the opportunity to apply a multidisciplinary approach to the study of infectious disease:
- Protein crystallography and Alphafold modeling
- Structure-based drug design
- Bioinformatics, evolution, phylogeny
- Bacterial chemotaxis and biofilm studies
- Fluorescence microscopy
- In vivo swine gastrointestinal infection studies
We take mentorship seriously and are committed to helping trainees advance to their next career stages through publishing peer-reviewed research, acquiring extramural funding, and completing doctoral degrees in a timely manner (4-5 years).
Immunology and Infectious Disease (IID) Doctoral Program
Prospective graduate students can learn more about our Immunology and Infectious Disease (IID) doctoral program and apply here:
