Dr. Francis S. Collins

Dr. Francis S. Collins is a renowned American geneticist best known for leading the Human Genome Project, which mapped all the genes in human DNA. His work has advanced understanding of genetics and paved the way for medical breakthroughs. He has also served as the Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), overseeing medical research initiatives in the United States. Collins is recognized for his scientific expertise, leadership, and commitment to translating research into health care improvements. His contributions have significantly impacted genetics, personalized medicine, and public health.