We are are a lab motivated and excited by genomics, ethics, and community engagement! Our lab partners and engages with Indigenous communities, uses both wet-lab and high-throughput experimental methods to generate and analyze -omic datasets, as well as mixed-methods qualitative research to assess the ethical, social, and cultural implications of genomic research in historically underrepresented communities. Persons with expertise in or a passion for these fields are encouraged to contact us! ​

 

Graduate Students:

If you are considering pursuing a PhD in our lab in the Department of Biomedical Informatics, please contact Dr. Claw with your CV and an overview of your scientific interests. We are affiliated with the following graduate programs: Human Medical Genetics & Genomics (HMGGP), Biomedical Sciences (BSP), and Pharmacology. HMGGP, BSP, and Pharmacology students interested in rotating should contact Dr. Claw. Interested PhD Students in other CU programs should also feel free to get in contact.

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Undergraduates and all others:

We welcome motivated and hardworking people. Contact Dr. Claw with your CV and a brief description of your interests and why you are interested in our lab. ​

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