Praveen Sethupathy
Author, BioLogos Voices, Board of Directors
Praveen is an Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences and Director of the Center for Genomics at Cornell University, where he directs a research lab focused on genomic approaches to understand human health and disease. He received his BA degree from Cornell University and his PhD in Genomics from the University of Pennsylvania. After completing a post-doctoral fellowship at the National Human Genome Research Institute under the mentorship of Dr. Francis Collins, he moved in 2011 to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Genetics. The same year he was selected by Genome Technology as one of the nation’s top 25 rising young investigators in genomics. In 2017, he returned to Cornell University as an Associate Professor. Praveen has authored over 95 peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals and has served as a reviewer for over 35 different journals. Recent honors include a faculty merit award for outstanding teaching and mentoring and the prestigious American Diabetes Association Pathway To Stop Diabetes Research Accelerator, which is awarded to only three people per year. Praveen has been an invited speaker for the Veritas Forum, has served on the advisory board for the AAAS Dialogue on Science, Ethics, and Religion, and serves on the Board of Directors for the BioLogos Foundation, which seeks to convey harmony between science and faith. He lives in Ithaca, NY with his wife and three children.
Praveen Sethupathy BioLogos is leading the way in setting the tone for thoughtful and productive dialogue on the topic of harmony between science and faith. They are providing the much-needed space for wrestling with the tough questions of life with civility, integrity, and rigor.
Conversing With Our Children about Creation and Evolution
We are often offended that God should have to accomplish anything in steps, as though this makes him less divine and all-powerful. But a child can offer a fruitful perspective on this concern.
One of Darwin’s Greatest Supporters Was a Devout Christian
The person that Darwin felt best understood and appreciated him and his theory was a devout man of faith and a follower of Christ.

Teaching Science in Tennessee
There’s something similar between the translating difficulties in Arrival and the board game Concept and efforts to translate ancient languages like Hebrew to contemporary speech.
A Transformation of the Heart
Praveen Sethupathy’s conversion from Hinduism was not a single, solitary experience, but rather an in-depth world religion study. Then he found the compelling story of the person of Jesus, and it changed his world.
Science as a Christian Vocation
Where do you find joy in your work? How does your work inspire worship? Christ-following scientists reflect on their professions.
Conversing With Our Children about Creation and Evolution
We are often offended that God should have to accomplish anything in steps, as though this makes him less divine and all-powerful. But a child can offer a fruitful perspective on this concern.
One of Darwin’s Greatest Supporters Was a Devout Christian
The person that Darwin felt best understood and appreciated him and his theory was a devout man of faith and a follower of Christ.

Teaching Science in Tennessee
There’s something similar between the translating difficulties in Arrival and the board game Concept and efforts to translate ancient languages like Hebrew to contemporary speech.
A Transformation of the Heart
Praveen Sethupathy’s conversion from Hinduism was not a single, solitary experience, but rather an in-depth world religion study. Then he found the compelling story of the person of Jesus, and it changed his world.
Science as a Christian Vocation
Where do you find joy in your work? How does your work inspire worship? Christ-following scientists reflect on their professions.
Conversing With Our Children about Creation and Evolution
We are often offended that God should have to accomplish anything in steps, as though this makes him less divine and all-powerful. But a child can offer a fruitful perspective on this concern.
One of Darwin’s Greatest Supporters Was a Devout Christian
The person that Darwin felt best understood and appreciated him and his theory was a devout man of faith and a follower of Christ.

Teaching Science in Tennessee
There’s something similar between the translating difficulties in Arrival and the board game Concept and efforts to translate ancient languages like Hebrew to contemporary speech.
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