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Daniel Hsu

Daniel Hsu is a retired biochemical immunologist from the University of California, Davis. He has conducted research in molecular biology and mouse biology relating to animal lectins and dermatology. He has experience in electronic publishing as a science and production editor for an online medical journal, and an interest in digital protein drugging. Daniel endeavors to bring scientists and nonscientists to Christ by presenting science that corroborates the biblical message. His goal is to pique their interest so they’ll look into scriptural truths themselves.

Biography

Daniel Hsu is a retired biochemical immunologist from the University of California, Davis. He has conducted research in molecular biology and mouse biology relating to animal lectins and dermatology. He has experience in electronic publishing as a science and production editor for an online medical journal, and an interest in digital protein drugging. Daniel endeavors to bring scientists and nonscientists to Christ by presenting science that corroborates the biblical message. His goal is to pique their interest so they’ll look into scriptural truths themselves.

Daniel and his wife live in South Dakota and are seasonal RV migrants. They enjoy hiking in the country, fishing, and wildlife photography.

Biography

Daniel Hsu is a retired biochemical immunologist from the University of California, Davis. He has conducted research in molecular biology and mouse biology relating to animal lectins and dermatology. He has experience in electronic publishing as a science and production editor for an online medical journal, and an interest in digital protein drugging. Daniel endeavors to bring scientists and nonscientists to Christ by presenting science that corroborates the biblical message. His goal is to pique their interest so they’ll look into scriptural truths themselves.

Daniel and his wife live in South Dakota and are seasonal RV migrants. They enjoy hiking in the country, fishing, and wildlife photography.