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Forsdyke, Donald -
Submitted by root on Thu, 2010/06/24 - 3:52pm
Personal Information
First Name:
Donald
Last Name:
Forsdyke
Department / Program:
OTHER
Other:
Department of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences
University Affiliation:
Queen's University
Phone:
6135332980
Email Address:
forsdyke@queensu.ca
Area of Research
Subject:
Biology
Science
Geographical Region:
Europe
Great Britain
Time Period:
19th and 20th Century
Current
Specific Area of Research:
Bioinformatics, genomics, theoretical biology, speciation, AIDS, evolution, biohistory, Darwin, Butler, Romanes, Bateson, Goldschmidt, Chargaff, Wada, G0/G1 switch genes (G0S genes), immunology, malaria
Academics
PHD Program:
Biochemistry
PHD University:
Cambridge University
PHD Date:
1967
Major Publications:
D. R. Forsdyke. Tomorrow's Cures Today? How to Reform the Health Research System. Harwood Academic, (2000). D. R. Forsdyke. The Origin of Species, Revisited. A Victorian who Anticipated Modern Developments in Darwin
Membership in Academic Societies:
American Society of Biological Chemists, CSHPS, CSTHA, HSS, Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution
Courses Taught:
Bioinformatics
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