Exceptional opportunities for research and training in a unique scientific environment
This two-year scientific training program allows you to undertake an independent research project and strengthen your professional and laboratory skills before pursing an MD-PhD or Ph.D.
Read moreAs a Postdoctoral Associate at The Jackson Laboratory, you can conduct cutting-edge research on the complex diseases impacting human health.
Read moreThe Jackson Laboratory’s Cooperative PhD Program provides training in mammalian genetics and genomic medicine through partnerships with degree-granting academic institutions.
Read moreJAX boasts three locations in Maine. Researchers in Bar Harbor investigate the genetic causes of human disease by using the mouse as a model. Our Ellsworth campus provides the global biomedical research community with JAX® Mice at the highest health status. Maine Cancer Genomics Initiative…
Read moreOur Farmington campus is home to The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine. Researchers here focus on human genomics, complementing our long history of mammalian genetics expertise.
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