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UW–Madison · Department of Biochemistry

Lim Lab

We study how human cells protect and replicate the ends of their chromosomes — the telomeres — through structural biology, single-molecule biophysics, and biochemistry.

News - Lim Lab is moving from UW–Madison to NUS in June 2027

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POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS

We welcome Ph.D. graduates with strong training or interest in one or more of the following areas: structural biology/cryo-EM, protein-nucleic acid biochemistry, long-read DNA sequencing/genomics, cell/molecular biology, and single-molecule biophysics.

 

Postdoctoral fellows will have substantial opportunity to develop and lead projects and take scientific ownership. Postdoctoral fellows will receive a competitive salary and benefits package commensurate with experience and in accordance with NUS policies. To apply: Email your CV, a brief description of your research interests and motivation, and contact information for three references to ciji.lim@wisc.edu

 

PH.D. STUDENTS | AUGUST 2027

We encourage strong final-year undergraduates and recent graduates to contact us. Students with a four-year bachelor’s degree or equivalent may apply directly to the NUS DBS Ph.D. program; a Master’s degree is not required. Multiple funded Ph.D. scholarship positions are available. The application deadline for the August 2027 intake is 15 November 2026.

Research Overview

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Our Team

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We are a

team of scientists from various backgrounds and parts of the world
dedicated to

fearless science research

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