The Cope Lab is currently hiring graduate students (M.S. or PhD). Please contact me to apply!
E-mail Dr. Cope:
Emily Cope, Phd
Assistant Professor,
Department of Biological Sciences
Assistant Director,
Pathogen and Microbiome Institute
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
Emily.Cope@nau.edu
Office: 928-523-6004
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