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Joram Piatigorsky (born February 24, 1940) is an American molecular biologist and eye researcher. [1] He was the founding chief of the Laboratory of Molecular and Developmental Biology, National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health (1981–2009). [2] He is the recipient of the 2008 Helen Keller Prize for Vision Research. [3]
Joram Piatigorsky is a retired scientist, active writer, and avid Inuit art collector. He's also a tireless explorer of external worlds & internal thoughts.
Joram Piatigorsky is an author, art collector, and scientist emeritus. His extensive collection of Inuit sculptures and other works of art is one of his passions. As a researcher at NIH, he penned more than 300 scientific articles, including those on jellyfish eyes, a book on evolution (Gene Sharing and Evolution; Harvard University Press; 2007
Joram Piatigorsky We have constructed an ALDH3a1 null mouse to investigate the role of this enzyme that comprises nearly one-half of the total water-soluble protein in the mouse corneal...
- Emeritus Scientist
About Joram - Joram Piatigorsky. Even as a scientist, producing more than 300 scientific articles, I knew I eventually wanted to be a storyteller in the more traditional sense.
The Joram Piatigorsky Inuit art collection celebrates the ingenuity, creativity and culture of its creators.
Joram Piatigorsky. 1,005 likes · 14 talking about this. Author, Collector of Inuit art, Scientist View my Inuit art collection on my website: http://inuitbeautiful.com Find out about my books at:...
