In the Gibert Lab we understand and recognize that systemic discrimination, racism, sexism, xenophobia and other forms of oppression have been –and still are– responsible for the lack of access and opportunities to many, regardless of how smart, talented, hard-working, and all-around awesome they are. We are committed to building a supportive community where people from all walks of life can feel empowered, comfortable, safe and happy.
Join the lab!
For graduate students: we are always on the lookout for passionate, driven, independent and enthusiastic potential graduate students that may be interested in joining the Gibert Lab at Duke Biology. If you're looking for an opportunity to address fundamental and applied questions about predator-prey interactions and evolution within food webs, from individuals to ecosystems, using a mixture of theoretical and empirical tools, this might just be your place!
If you're interested in talking about possibilities or just want to chat about any of the above, shoot us an email (jean.gibert at duke.edu). In your email, please provide a CV and describe your research interests and experience so we can have a better idea as to how to answer any questions you may have.
The Gibert Lab accepts students through both the Biology Program and the University Program in Ecology.
For undergraduate students: joining the lab will allow you to gain valuable research experience. We understand that you are busy, so we can find a schedule that works for you. No matter who you are, we appreciate you, and we want you to join us.
For high school students: we are always happy to host you in the lab during the summer or during the semester. However, slots fill out quickly, so make sure you contact us as soon as possible to schedule a visit and talk about possibilities. (WILL RESUME AFTER COVID PANDEMIC)
Join the lab!
For graduate students: we are always on the lookout for passionate, driven, independent and enthusiastic potential graduate students that may be interested in joining the Gibert Lab at Duke Biology. If you're looking for an opportunity to address fundamental and applied questions about predator-prey interactions and evolution within food webs, from individuals to ecosystems, using a mixture of theoretical and empirical tools, this might just be your place!
If you're interested in talking about possibilities or just want to chat about any of the above, shoot us an email (jean.gibert at duke.edu). In your email, please provide a CV and describe your research interests and experience so we can have a better idea as to how to answer any questions you may have.
The Gibert Lab accepts students through both the Biology Program and the University Program in Ecology.
For undergraduate students: joining the lab will allow you to gain valuable research experience. We understand that you are busy, so we can find a schedule that works for you. No matter who you are, we appreciate you, and we want you to join us.
For high school students: we are always happy to host you in the lab during the summer or during the semester. However, slots fill out quickly, so make sure you contact us as soon as possible to schedule a visit and talk about possibilities. (WILL RESUME AFTER COVID PANDEMIC)
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