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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Microbiome centers consortium — all are welcome. https://t.co/wh3lUE3dvx
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The mystical NOA!! I’m so excited to announce that the Cope Lab is #NIH funded! First NIH award for this #NewPI. Ex… https://t.co/cdUYyuIiT3
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RT @stephorch: National Microbiome Centers Meeting 2019 @UCI_Microbiome @CMIdigest @phylogenomics https://t.co/08zzDQejJ9
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Love this! I get this exact same email scam about once a month... https://t.co/Tu9eBG1BBs
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The Tour de Cope Lab is coming to an end after three fantastic conferences in a short period of time, each filled w… https://t.co/9O1atwB7Qf
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RT @gilbertjacka: Ecology in microbial medicine with me and Susan Lynch https://t.co/jk1Q7jaXO1
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RT @lindskalan: We are hiring a post-doc to work on an exciting NIH funded project exploring how metabolites mediate host-microbiom… https://t.co/egt2BAHzxn
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