The Landino lab is recruiting lab members with interets in cell division, protein biochemistry, cytoskeletal dynamics, lipid and membrane organization, biophysics, and microscopy. We are looking for lab members who are enthusiatic about basic research and who are excited to work with our team in a collaborative environment.
Students interested in a PhD thesis in the Landino lab should apply through Dartmouth's Molecular and Cellular Biology graduate program. 1st year students interested in a rotation in the Landino lab should contact Jennifer Landino to meet and discuss possible rotation projects.
Postdoc candidates interested in joining the Landino lab should contact Jennifer Landino and provide a CV, statement of interest, and three references.
Undergraduates interested in research experience in the Landino lab should complete this form.
Core Values
The Landino lab is committed to building and maintaining supportive research and training environment for all members.
| Value | Application |
| 1. Integrity | Honesty, constructive criticism |
| 2. Accessibility and Transparency | Open science and communication, active mentorship, sharing |
| 3. Respect for others and the lab | Safety, cleanliness, belonging, service to community |
| 4. Innovation | Try new things, make good mistakes, learning experiences |
| 5. Balance | Time management, work-life balance, mental and emotional health |