Matthew Perzanowski

Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health is advertising a postdoctoral fellowship in exposomics and high-resolution mass spectrometry through the NIH-funded NIEHS T32 Advanced Training Program in Environmental Health and Data Science . The opportunity is aimed at outstanding postdoctoral candidates with backgrounds in analytical chemistry , mass spectrometry , metabolomics , or exposomics . Fellows will work on next-generation approaches for characterizing the human exposome , including untargeted HRMS , chemical exposomics, and environmental determinants of disease. The broader training program spans environmental health sciences , environmental epidemiology , mechanisms of disease , data science , climate and health , and life course research. The Columbia page notes that multiple postdoctoral fellows may be appointed to the newly founded program, with two-year appointments starting as early as January 1, 2026 . Applicants are expected to propose a research plan in one of the program’s core areas and are encouraged to contact potential faculty advisors in advance. Application materials include a CV , list of references , writing sample/publication , personal statement , and statement of research questions . For applications, materials should be directed to Matt Perzanowski , Vice Chair for Education and Training, at [email protected] . The post is associated with Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health in the United States.