Proteomics Hits the Syllabus, Thanks to PNNL’s Bigelow

May 01, 2002

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Most college professors never get to teach a course exactly the way they want. Biochemist and educator Diana Bigelow, 50, however, has the upper hand in the way an entire program will be run. She’s designing her own post-genomics curriculum from scratch.

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