The Institute for Behavioral Genetics has a post-doctoral training opportunity available through an NIH-funded T32 training grant administered through the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Several investigators may serve as possible mentors for an outstanding candidate who wishes to further their training in behavior genetics. Projects include analyses of large human genetic datasets, mouse behavioral experiments and functional genetic/genomic studies aimed at uncovering and understanding the genetics and genomics of substance use disorders. For a listing of faculty and their research, please visit www.colorado.edu/ibg.