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The Landino Lab research interests encompass cell division, protein biochemistry, cytoskeletal dynamics, lipid and membrane organization, biophysics, and microscopy. We are looking for lab members who are enthusiatic about foundational biomedical research and who are excited to work with our team in a collaborative environment.<\/p>\n

Students interested in a PhD thesis in the Landino lab should apply through Dartmouth's Molecular and Cellular Biology<\/a> graduate program. First year students interested in a rotation in the Landino lab should contact Jennifer Landino<\/a> to meet and discuss possible rotation. projects.<\/p>\n

Postdoc candidates interested in joining the Landino lab should contact Jennifer Landino<\/a> and provide a CV, statement of interest, and three references.<\/p>\n

Undergraduates interested in research experience in the Landino lab should complete this form<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Core Values
\n<\/strong>The Landino Lab is committed to building and maintaining supportive research and training environment for all members. Together, we have defined a Lab mission statement and determined our group's core values.<\/p>\n

In the Landino Lab, we aim to pursue new ideas as a team and support each others professional growth and journey of self-discovery. We aspire to create an environment that champions active mentorship, constructive feedback, and respect for others.<\/em><\/p>\n

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The Landino Lab research interests encompass cell division, protein biochemistry, cytoskeletal dynamics, lipid and membrane organization, biophysics, and microscopy. We are looking for lab members who are enthusiatic about foundational biomedical research and who are excited to work with our team in a collaborative environment. Students interested in a PhD [\u2026] <\/p>\n

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