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The Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology Department
Detweiler Lab
Biology-Based Discovery of Anti-Infectives and their Targets
We welcome individuals from a variety of research backgrounds and we strive to provide a supportive environment for all lab members.
To join our lab as a Postdoctoral Fellow, please send a CV and a statement of your interests to Corrie: detweileATcoloradoDOTedu.Ìý
Potential graduate studentsÌýmay apply toÌýtheÌýMCDB graduate program and then spend one of four rotations working in our lab. Alternatively, you may apply to the CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ Biochemistry or the Interdisciplinary Quantitative Biology Programs and then rotate through our lab. We are unable to directly take graduate students - you must access the lab via a CU graduate program.Ìý
To join our lab as a Professional Research Assistant (PRA, Technician), please send a CV and a statement of your interests to Corrie: detweileATcoloradoDOTedu. We typically hire technicians who have some research background, recently received their BS/BA, and are aiming for graduate school. While we need these individuals to serve as Lab Managers (ordering, equipment maintenance, restocking), they also work on research projects, and receive training in critical thinking, experimental design, reading the literature, giving posters/talks and mentoring. These individuals usually work in the lab for 2-3 years as preparation for a PhD program in microbiology, molecular or cell biology, or a related field.Ìý
Immunology MCDB4300 and 5301 Fall 2025 - There are errors in the listing of this class on the registrar's web site. Class will be TTh 9:30-10:45 Ìý(3 credits). Depending on what the registrar can fix at this point, there may be an optional 4th credit coseminar M 4-5 or F 1:15 - 2:15. ÌýYou would only need to attend one of these coseminars to receive the 4th credit. If an official coseminar cannot happen, and we have the resources, we will hold optional M/F coseminars, but you will not receive a 4th credit.Ìý
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