
The McCoy lab is part of the Department of Biology on the Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins University. JHU Biology hosts cutting-edge research in molecular biology, cell biology, developmental biology, and biophysics, providing many opportunities for collaboration. More broadly, JHU offers an exceptional environment for research and training in computational and statistical genomics, with strong interaction among genomics research groups across departments and nearby institutions.
Please contact Rajiv to inquire about joining the lab. We are recruiting trainees interested in using computational and statistical approaches to study human genome function and evolution. See the Research page for specific research directions with which your interests may intersect. Informal inquiries are also welcome.
Postdoctoral fellows: Prospective postdocs should email Rajiv with a CV, description of past and future research interests, and contact information for three references.
Graduate students: Prospective PhD students should apply to the CMDB graduate program. Rajiv is also a faculty preceptor for the Human Genetics and Genomics graduate program. If you are currently or will soon be a student in either program, contact Rajiv to discuss potential rotation projects. Current master’s students should contact Rajiv with a CV and description of scientific interests.
Undergraduate students: Undergrads who are interested in research should email Rajiv with a description of academic interests, relevant coursework, and any past research or programming experience.
rajiv.mccoy <at> jhu.edu

