OPEN POSITIONS
The Joshi Lab combines biology, physics, and chemistry through multidisciplinary and collaborative research.
We train scientists for impactful careers.
Posdoctoral Research Fellows
We are always interested to hear from motivated candidates seeking postdoc positions who can both collaborate and develop independent projects, and we’re happy to support you in developing your grant applications. If you're passionate about innovative science at the intersection of biology, physics, and chemistry, please send an email telling us about your research interests, what you’re most excited about, and your CV to priyanka.joshi@georgetown.edu.
The lab offers support for grant applications, conference travel, professional development and industry fellowships.
PhD Positions
We are actively seeking passionate, motivated PhD students to join our research team. Interested applicants should apply directly to the graduate programs. Our lab is affiliated with multiple Georgetown University graduate programs:
We welcome candidates with backgrounds in molecular biology, biochemistry, bioengineering, neuroscience, systems biology, computational biology, physics, chemistry, computer science or related fields. If you are a current/incoming student in any of the affliated programs mentioned above, please reach out to discuss potential projects and opportunities. Please note we will not be able to respond to queries about joining the lab for a PhD outside of university affiliated programs.
Undergraduate and Master's Research Positions
We welcome enthusiastic undergraduate and master's students at Georgetown University to join our research team.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should email Dr. Priyanka Joshi (priyanka.joshi@georgetown.edu) with:
A research statement outlining your interests and career goals
Your academic background and relevant experience
Expected time commitment and availability
Current CV
If you are a math, physics, computer science major and want to apply your skills to biology apply here.
Successful candidates will demonstrate strong academic performance, enthusiasm for research, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Prior laboratory experience is beneficial but not required for undergraduate positions.