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Contact
Email: yu-chieh.chen@temple.edu
Office Phone: 215-204-5081
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Temple University, Biology Department
1900 N. 12th St, BioLife Rm 321
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Current Opportunities
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Undergraduate researchers are valued members of our team and make meaningful contributions to tool development and data generation. We are committed to providing a high-quality, mentored research experience to highly motivated students.
Due to high interest, our junior and senior research positions are currently at capacity. At this time, we are only accepting applications from freshman and sophomore candidates. We place strong value on peer mentoring, and we are building a training pipeline in which senior students mentor and train incoming freshmen and sophomores.
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I am currently recruiting a PhD student to join the lab in 2027 [flyer].
We seek motivated, curious, and collaborative students who are excited about combining molecular genetics, developmental biology, and neuroscience. Prior experience with Drosophila genetics, molecular cloning, or confocal microscopy is a plus but not required.
All applications must be submitted through the Temple Biology Ph.D. Program:
If you are considering applying and would like to briefly introduce yourself, you are welcome to email me (yu-chieh.chen@temple.edu) with:
Your CV
A short note about your background, scientific interests, and why this work excites you
Contact information for 3 references
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We welcome inquiries for postdoc positions in the lab at this time.
If you're interested, please email me (yu-chieh.chen@temple.edu) with:
Your CV
A brief email introducing yourself — tell me about your research background, what excites you about science broadly, and why you're interested in the lab. No need for anything formal; I'm mainly looking to understand your interests and how they align with what we're building.
Contact information for 3 references
A background in Drosophila genetics, molecular cloning, single-cell genomics, or confocal/EM imaging is especially welcome. But if your background is different and you're excited about the science, get in touch anyway — we value diverse expertise and are happy to help you get up to speed.
Feel free to reach out with any questions, including about funding and fellowship opportunities.