Dr. Albert Kausch
Professor, Department of Cell and Molecular Biology,
University of Rhode Island
Director, Plant Biotechnology Laboratory
Founder, New England Biophilia Institute
Biologist & Geneticist
Albert Kausch is a plant biologist. He is also known as a molecular biologist, a geneticist, botanist, cell and developmental biologist, a professor, an innovative educator, lecturer, inventor, scientist, poet, author, editor, biological illustrator, electron microscopist, biophilist and lifeist entrepreneur, futurist, storyteller, biotechnologist, and agriculturalist. See: Biography, Full CV and Educational Materials.
Educator & Consultant
Albert Kausch has been a Doctoral and Post‑Doctoral Researcher; Research and Senior Research Scientist; Adjunct, Visiting, Assistant, Associate and Full Professor; Undergraduate and Graduate Advisor; Professional Consultant and Expert Witness; Founder, Co‑founder, Scientific Advisory Board Member, and Board Member for several companies and a nonprofit. See: Research, Publications, Patents and Industry Experience.
Recent Publications
Cover Illustration by Dr. Albert Kausch for In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology – Plant – Special Issue on Genome Editing. See Patents and Publications for more information.
Workshops
Cereal Crop Plant Transformation and Genome Editing Training Workshop. Supported by the NSF and DOE. April 10-20, 2022 at the Kausch Lab at the University of Rhode Island. Learn more about the workshop.
Exhibition
The Desert Nanoscape, an exhibition of large-print electron microscopy by Geoff Williams, is currently on display at the New England Biophilia Institute nonprofit NEBI Gallery.