William Soo Hoo, PhD, is a biochemist studying molecular immunology at the University of Illinois, where he earned his doctorate. He also has an MA in Christian apologetics from Biola University. He is a published scientist and has worked in the biotech industry as an executive director in immunotherapeutics for cancer and infectious diseases. He […]
William Soo Hoo, PhD, is a biochemist studying molecular immunology at the University of Illinois, where he earned his doctorate. He also has an MA in Christian apologetics from Biola University. He is a published scientist and has worked in the biotech industry as an executive director in immunotherapeutics for cancer and infectious diseases. He has taught on science, faith, the Bible, and Christian apologetics to middle school students up to adults. His interests include abiogenesis, big bang cosmology, animal instinctive behavior, and problems with neo-Darwinian evolution. William regularly teaches at his church and has spoken on science-faith topics at other venues. Most recently, William published a chapter called “Abiogenesis: No Time, No Chance—No Way!” in a collection of apologetics essays in Faith Examined.
William Soo Hoo, PhD, is a biochemist studying molecular immunology at the University of Illinois, where he earned his doctorate. He also has an MA in Christian apologetics from Biola University. He is a published scientist and has worked in the biotech industry as an executive director in immunotherapeutics for cancer and infectious diseases. He has taught on science, faith, the Bible, and Christian apologetics to middle school students up to adults. His interests include abiogenesis, big bang cosmology, animal instinctive behavior, and problems with neo-Darwinian evolution. William regularly teaches at his church and has spoken on science-faith topics at other venues. Most recently, William published a chapter called “Abiogenesis: No Time, No Chance—No Way!” in a collection of apologetics essays in Faith Examined.
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