training across experimental design, data analysis, and advanced methodologies, while building a professional profile positioned for success in academia, biotech, or pharmaceutical science. Why work in the Gregus/Buczynski Lab? • Strong funding & project ownership: Work on funded projects with room to develop independent ideas and lead publications • Career focused mentorship: Structured mentorship tailored to your goals (academic faculty, industry scientist, or hybrid paths) • Translational science with real-world impact: Research directly relevant to therapeutic development • Outstanding collaborative network: Active collaborations with Scripps Research, Mayo Clinic, University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas at Dallas, industry partners, and multiple Virginia Tech departments What you’ll do: • Design, execute, and analyze in vivo and in vitro experiments • Interpret data and present findings in lab meetings, conferences, and publications • Collaborate at the interface of academia and industry • Contribute to grant proposals and co author manuscripts • Mentor junior trainees as desired, building leadership experience Mentorship & lab culture Our lab is team oriented, supportive, collegial, and inclusive. We believe strong science comes from people who feel respected, supported, and excited about their work. Regular availability for individual meetings, collaborative troubleshooting, and transparent expectations are core to our mentoring style. Training plans are customized to your career goals and evolve as you grow.

training across experimental design, data analysis, and advanced methodologies, while building a professional profile positioned for success in academia, biotech, or pharmaceutical science. Why work in the Gregus/Buczynski Lab? • Strong funding & project ownership: Work on funded projects with room to develop independent ideas and lead publications • Career focused mentorship: Structured mentorship tailored to your goals (academic faculty, industry scientist, or hybrid paths) • Translational science with real-world impact: Research directly relevant to therapeutic development • Outstanding collaborative network: Active collaborations with Scripps Research, Mayo Clinic, University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas at Dallas, industry partners, and multiple Virginia Tech departments What you’ll do: • Design, execute, and analyze in vivo and in vitro experiments • Interpret data and present findings in lab meetings, conferences, and publications • Collaborate at the interface of academia and industry • Contribute to grant proposals and co author manuscripts • Mentor junior trainees as desired, building leadership experience Mentorship & lab culture Our lab is team oriented, supportive, collegial, and inclusive. We believe strong science comes from people who feel respected, supported, and excited about their work. Regular availability for individual meetings, collaborative troubleshooting, and transparent expectations are core to our mentoring style. Training plans are customized to your career goals and evolve as you grow.