Douglas N. Robinson, PhD, joins the Faculty Factory this week to discuss some of the practical habits and hacks he has developed while starting, running, and organizing a research laboratory.

With Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore, Dr. Robinson serves as professor of cell biology, medicine, oncology, pharmacology and molecular sciences, chemical and biomolecular engineering.

Dr. Robinson is a cell biologist, geneticist, and biophysicist. He provides a wealth of knowledge on the practical leadership skills necessary to get a research lab off the ground and thriving.