We are looking for talented and motivated individuals, who have already demonstrated the fundamentals of sound science through publication in highly respected journals. Relevant credentials include wet bench training (biochemistry, molecular biology, etc) or computational training (bioinformatics, functional genomics). Projects arise from joint discussions between Dr. Pugh and the postdoctoral scholar. Please send a cover letter and CV to bfp2@psu.edu, for consideration.
 | Nitika Badjatia, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher Email: nxb30@psu.edu |  |
| Dr. Badjatia is focused on utilizing MNase-seq and ChIP-exo technologies for analyzing chromatic structure genome-wide and for understanding the significance of histone chaperones in regulating the chromatin architecture. | Link to Dr. Badjatia's Publications | |
 | Kyle Nilson, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher Email: knilson@psu.edu |  |
| Dr. Nilson is interested in studying the relationships between Pol II initiation, early elongation, and chromatin and is developing chromosome conformation capture methods for use in mammalian cells. | Link to Dr. Nilson's Publications | |
 | William Lai, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher Email: wkl2@psu.edu | |
| Dr. Lai manages the laboratory’s bioinformatics division. He collaborates with our partner lab, Mahony Lab, to streamline the Yeast Epigenome Project pipeline. | Link to Dr. Lai's Publications | |
 | Chitvan Mittal, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher Email: xum6@psu.edu | |
| Dr. Mittal is focused on utilizing MNase-seq and ChIP-exo technologies for analyzing chromatic structure genome-wide to study the reprogramming of the yeast epigenome under acute stress conditions. | Link to Dr. Mittal's Publications |