Education: Postdoctoral and Visiting Scientists

The Wadsworth Center, a research-intensive public health laboratory, provides a unique and dynamic training environment. Basic and applied research at Wadsworth focuses on molecular genetics, structural and cell biology, neuroscience, immunology and infectious disease, endocrinology, biological imaging, and environmental science. Enhancing this environment are state-of-the-art core facilities; an NIH-supported national biotechnical Resource for the Visualization of Biological Complexity (RVBC); broad-based graduate programs in the biomedical and environmental sciences with the University at Albany, State University of New York; and new initiatives in bioinformatics, genomics, nanobiotechnology, and biodefense. The Ordway Research Institute, a nonprofit biomedical research corporation, has been established in affiliation with Wadsworth to expand biotechnology and to broaden and promote basic and translational research.

Positions Available

• 2005 and 2006 Best Places to Work Postdocs - The Scientist
• 2004, 2005 and 2007 Best Places to Work in Academia - The Scientist

Training Programs

• Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases Training Program
  An interdisciplinary biodefense and emerging infectious diseases training program for both predoctoral and postdoctoral fellows has been established at the Wadsworth Center...
• Emerging Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program
  This multi-institutional training program prepares laboratory scientists for careers in public health...
• Fogarty International Training and Research Opportunities
  In AIDS/HIV, TB and Emerging Infections for Central and Eastern Europe.

Postdoctoral Positions