Undergraduate Research
A series of programs are available for support of undergraduate students pursuing research experience in laboratories at MUSC. Most opportunities are for summer programs. For application materials, write to the MUSC College of Graduate Studies.

Graduate Training Programs
Graduate training in biomolecular mass spectrometry can be pursued either in the Department of Pharmacology Graduate Training Program, (see the Functional Genomics Track), or the Molecular and Cellular Biology and Pathobiology (MCBP) Program, (see the Biomolecular Structural Biology Track).

Postdoctoral Training Programs
Postdoctoral positions are funded by an NIH Postdoctoral Training Grant (requires U.S. citizenship or permanent residency). Other stipend sources may be available from time to time. For information, contact Daniel Knapp, Ph.D. (knappdr@musc.edu) or Kevin Schey, Ph.D. (scheykl@musc.edu).

Visiting Scientist Programs
The facility welcomes visiting scientists for either short term or long term (e,g, sabbatical) visits. No stipends are currently available via the laboratory for support of such visits, thus a visiting scientist must acquire his/her own support.

 

We are located in room 305 of the Children's Research Institute Building at MUSC.

Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry Facility Department of Pharmacology Medical University of South Carolina 173 Ashley Avenue, CRI 305 Charleston, SC 29425	Telephone Numbers: 843-792-5849 (CRI 305) 843-792-2471 (department office) FAX: 843-792-2475