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Our Philosophy
The Traylor-Knowles Cnidarian Immunity lab pushes the boundaries of immunity research in order to make a lasting impact on coral reef conservation and evolutionary biology. We are guided by 5 core principles:
We promote independent thinking as a key to individual growth.
We believe exactitude provides faster access to solutions.
We extensively plan our work, to ensure our actions are effective.
We believe being receptive to interdisciplinary research is the source of progress, discovery, and innovation.
We know that we do not have time to waste in our journey to make an impact.
Prospective Graduate Students
PhD. Students:
Prospective graduate students must email Dr. Traylor-Knowles directly with their research interest, resume, and copy of transcripts. Research interest must align with current ongoing projects.
Master’s of Science and Master’s in Professional Science:
Prospective MS and MPS student are welcome to apply to the Traylor-Knowles Laboratory. Currently only self-paying students are being accepted. Please see resources through graduate for information on financial aid and scholarships.
Resources:
Current areas of research in the Traylor-Knowles Cnidarian Lab
Marine Biology and Ecology Graduate Handbook
Prospective Undergraduates
Reliable, highly motivated students that can commit at least 5-8 hours a week are currently being accepted into the Traylor-Knowles Laboratory. Please email Dr. Traylor-Knowles directly and include a brief statement of your research interest, your resume, and a copy of your transcripts. Undergraduates are required to commit at least a year in the Traylor-Knowles laboratory and be able to get the RSMAS shuttle or drive to the RSMAS campus.
Resources:
Current areas of research in the Traylor-Knowles Cnidarian Lab
Undergraduate major in Marine Biology and Ecology
Frequently asked questions for undergraduate programs at RSMAS
Prospective Post Docs
Please send CV and Letter of Interest to Dr. Traylor-Knowles