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Contact Information

Gibbons Laboratory East
New York University
Department of Biomedical Engineering, Tandon School of Engineering
370 Jay Street
Office – Room 1227
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Gibbons Laboratory West
Institute for Systems Biology
401 Terry Ave N
Office – Room 303
Seattle, WA 98109

Principal Investigator: Sean M. Gibbons, PhD
Professor, New York University, Tandon School of Engineering, Department of Biomedical Engineering
Professor, Institute for Systems Biology

Affiliate Faculty, Department of Bioengineering, University of Washington
Affiliate Faculty, Department of Genome Sciences, University of Washington
Affiliate Faculty, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, University of Washington
Affiliate Faculty, Molecular Engineering Graduate Program, University of Washington
Senior Data Science Fellow, eScience Institute, University of Washington

email: s.gibbons [at] nyu [dot] edu / sgibbons [at] isbscience [dot] org
phone: (206) 732-1213
office: ISB Room 303 / NYU Room 1227
Bluesky: @gibbological.bsky.social
google scholar

Senior Executive Assistant: Thea Swanson
email: tswanson [at] isbscience [dot] org
phone: (206) 732-1209

Interested in Joining the Lab?

• If you are excited about the work we do and want to join our team, please send Dr. Gibbons a brief email with a description of your interests, your CV, and two references.
• You can check out our trainee orientation document here.
• Graduate students accepted into the New York University Department of Biomedical Engineering PhD Program, in the Tandon School of Engineering, are eligible to join the lab (please reach out prior to applying). Graduate students from other departments at NYU may also be eligible.
• Applicants are always encouraged to apply for external funding.
  • graduate student funding opportunities
  • postdoctoral funding opportunities
  • opportunities for all early-career stages

Interested in Participating in Microbiome Research?

• We are currently recruiting participants in our My Digital Gut program. Read more about that project here: https://isbscience.org/how-you-can-help/my-digital-gut/