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| James W. Truman earned his Ph
D at Harvard University in 1970, and went on to serve
as a junior fellow in the Harvard Society of Fellows until
1973 before receiving an assistant professorship in zoology
at the University of Washington. He was appointed Professor
of Zoology at the same institution in 1978, and was named
Professor of Biology in 2003. Dr Truman has published
extensively in the fields of insect endocrinology, neurobiology
and development. A recent focus of his work has been on
developmental timing mechanisms in Drosophila.
He serves or has served on the editorial boards of numerous
journals, including the Journal of Zoology, American
Zoologist, Developmental Biology and the
Journal of Neuroscience. |
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