A full-time residential, NSF-funded appointment with Ethan Levien and Daniel Schultz, starting 1 January 2027 or earlier by agreement. Study antibiotic-driven phenotypic diversity in bacteria using stochastic models and experimental single-cell growth and gene-expression data. Laboratory work is not required. Optional teaching of one or two ten-week courses depends on availability and qualifications, with salary adjusted accordingly. Applications completed by 3 November 2026 receive priority; the advert states that recruitment continues until filled.
In Applied Mathematics and Bacteriology