We take rotation students, postdoctoral fellows, and research technicians. The lab studies how genomic instability shapes cancer genomes and how tumors evade immune detection of their own damaged DNA, combining cell biology, biochemistry, and genomics.
Current rotation projects, details of how the lab is run, and what to send are on the lab website at maciejowskilab.org/join.html.
PhD students are admitted through their graduate program rather than directly by the lab. If you are already in the Gerstner Sloan Kettering Graduate School, the Weill Cornell BCMB program, or the Tri-Institutional MD-PhD program and would like to rotate, email me directly.
Postdoctoral applicants and prospective research technicians should also email me directly rather than applying through a job posting.
Maciejowski Lab
Sloan Kettering Institute
Rockefeller Research Laboratories, Room 1161
430 East 67th Street
New York, NY 10065
- A CV
- A cover letter covering what you have worked on, why you want to work in this lab specifically, and where you want your research to go in the long run
- Contact information for three references, which can follow later in the process