출생: October 14, 1946 – Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
J. Craig Venter is an American biotechnologist and genomics pioneer whose writing focuses on genetics, synthetic biology, and the future of life sciences. His notable books include A Life Decoded and Life at the Speed of Light. He helped lead the first draft human genome sequencing effort and founded multiple influential genomics institutes and companies.
J. Craig Venter, born in Salt Lake City in 1946 and raised largely in the San Francisco area, came to science by an indirect route. After high school he served as a U.S. Navy corpsman in Vietnam, and only afterward began the formal academic path that led him to the University of California, San Diego, where he earned degrees in biochemistry and in physiology and pharmacology. He then joined the faculty at SUNY Buffalo and the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. That combination of wartime medical exposure, late-starting academic focus, and laboratory training helped shape the restless, applied style that would define his career. ((https://www.britannica.com/biography/J-Craig-Venter))

J. Craig Venter
Pioneering geneticist's gripping memoir of decoding the human genome, blending scientific breakthroughs with personal and political drama.

J. Craig Venter
A pioneering scientist's thrilling account of creating synthetic life and exploring the future of biological engineering and genomics.

J. Craig Venter
Pioneering geneticist's gripping memoir of decoding the human genome, blending scientific breakthroughs with personal and political drama.

J. Craig Venter
A pioneering scientist's thrilling account of creating synthetic life and exploring the future of biological engineering and genomics.
"Driven, impatient, demanding, irritating, Craig Venter has a knack for making the rest of the world run at Venter speed"
— TIME
"Craig Venter: The dazzling showman of science"
— The Observer
"Genomics pioneer Craig Venter is building a new campus for his non-profit research institute right next to his alma mater in San Diego"
— The Scientist
"Craig Venter is the ultimate late bloomer"
— WIRED
"J. Craig Venter, 60, a former National Institutes of Health physiologist, who led the effort to sequence and publish the human genome in 2001, is one such person"
— Jean-Michel Cousteau
"Three years ago, genome pioneer Craig Venter sailed the Sargasso Sea and returned with 1,800 species of microbes, including 150 never before seen"
— Scientific American
"The maverick biologist Craig Venter has always been a speed merchant"
— The Guardian
"To run Celera, White in 1998 hired the famous gene-hunter Craig Venter, 53, a genius who's widely touted for a Nobel Prize"
— Forbes
"Craig Venter mapped the human genome, now he's trying to cheat death"
— Forbes India
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