George Poste, director of the Biodesign Institute, has been named 2004 Scientist of the Year by R&D Magazine.

The award honors Poste (profiled in the Summer 2004 issue of ASU Magazine) for his career accomplishments as a world-renowned researcher, scholar and policy maker. It also recognizes his leadership in establishing the institute as a confluence of leading edge technologies, says Tim Studt, editor-in-chief for R&D Magazine.

Poste’s 38-year career has encompassed roles in academia, industry and government, and his expertise extends to disciplines as diverse as molecular biology, pharmaceutical development and biosecurity.

R&D Magazine is published for the research and development industry and is distributed to more than 80,000 scientists and engineers in industrial, academic and government research.

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