Keith A. Crandall

Director, Computational Biology Institute Prof., Depart of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics George Washington University

Summary

Dr. Keith Crandall is a distinguished figure in the field of computational biology, serving as the founding Director of the Computational Biology Institute at George Washington University.
With a strong research background, Dr. Crandall has an extensive publication record, boasting over 200 papers and 3 books, including 'The Evolution of HIV.'
His research interests are diverse, covering topics such as the evolution of infectious diseases, bacterial genome evolution, and the biogeography of freshwater crayfish.
Dr. Crandall's accomplishments include being designated as a 'Highly Cited' researcher, a Fulbright Scholar at Oxford University, a recipient of the Edward O. Wilson Naturalist Award, and an elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
He holds a BA degree in Mathematics and Biology from Kalamazoo College and pursued further studies with an MA in Statistics and a PhD in Biology and Biomedical Sciences from Washington University.

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