Walking through the woods at Paint Rock Forest Research Center. Photo (C) finchconservation.net The Chung lab welcomes and uplifts people from all areas of diverse identities, and we find strength in our shared journeys in science. Please don't hesitate to contact Anny or any of the current members of the lab if you are interested in learning more about us and our research! Graduate students Opportunities are primarily available through the Integrative Plant Sciences PhD program, of which the Department of Plant Biology and the Department of Plant Pathology are members. Graduate students may also join the Chung lab through the Odum School of Ecology. If you are interested in pursuing a graduate degree in the lab, the first step is to send an inquiry email. Prospective PhD students who are eligible for the NSF-GRFP fellowship are encouraged to get in touch with Anny to develop ideas together ahead of the deadline. Undergraduate students If you would like to conduct independent research in the Chung lab, or would like to talk about what it may be like to join or work in a lab, an email to Anny with a short introduction of your research interests and your resume is the first step. Postdoctoral scholars There are no current specific openings for postdocs, but Anny always welcomes inquiries to collaborate on a grant or a fellowship to fund a postdoctoral position. Technicians No current openings