Summary
Paul Craig is a professor of biochemistry and bioinformatics with decades of experience teaching, leading departments, and securing sustained NIH and NSF funding to integrate authentic research into undergraduate courses. He founded the BASIL CURE initiative and helped establish BioMolViz, reflecting a rare focus on scalable, assessed molecular visualization and course-based research experiences. Known for infectious enthusiasm for teaching, he combines hands-on computational biochemistry work (Jupyter/Python) with cross-disciplinary communication between life sciences and computing. A former department head at RIT and visiting scholar with the RCSB Protein Data Bank, he balances administrative leadership with active mentorship of BS and MS student research. His recognition by peers—including the Chemical Pioneer Award and ASBMB honors—underscores a career that blends scholarship, pedagogy, and community service.
9 years of coding experience
Ph.D., Biological Chemistry, Ph.D., Biological Chemistry at The University of Michigan
Bangor (Maine) High School
Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemistry, Summa cum laude, Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemistry, Summa cum laude at Oral Roberts University