You may know George Grills as one of the scientists who started up the Harvard Partners Center for Genetics and Genomics. Perhaps you know him as the director of DNA sequencing there, where his team participated in the human and mouse genome projects. Or maybe he’s familiar as codirector of the DNA microarray facility, or as director of protein microarrays instead.
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