The Lewis lab at Clemson University is recruiting two PhD graduate
students for the 2025 application cycle! We work at the intersection of
population, quantitative, and functional genomics to investigate the
genetic architecture and evolution of wing pattern mimicry and other
phenotypes in butterflies. These positions are currently supported by
an NSF CAREER award. We are open to individuals interested in either
wet-lab or computational (or hybrid) PhD projects and specific projects
will be tailored to the interests and goals of each student.

Clemson University is an R1 institution located in beautiful Clemson,
SC, which is in upstate South Carolina at the base of the Blue Ridge
mountains. Students will be part of the diverse and collaborative
Department of Genetics and Biochemistry on Clemson's main campus.

Check here more information on our research interests and recent
publications: http://www.jameslewislab.com/

Questions about the lab and our research are welcome! Please email James
Lewis (jjl8@clemson.edu) with any inquiries!

PhD applications are due on December 1st. GRE test scores are not required
and there is no application fee.

James Lewis
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Genetics and Biochemistry
Clemson University

James J Lewis <jjl8@clemson.edu>

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