Regents Professor George Poste is the Del E. Webb Professor of Health Innovation and chief scientist with the Complex Adaptive Systems Initiative (CASI) at Arizona State University. This program integrates research in genomics, synthetic biology and high performance computing to study the altered regulation of molecular networks in human diseases to develop new diagnostic tests for precision (personalized) medicine and the remote monitoring of health status using miniaturized body sensors and mobile devices. He assumed this post in 2009. From 2003 to 2009, he directed and built the Biodesign Institute at ASU.
He is a fellow of the U.K. Royal Society, the Royal College of Pathologists and the U.K. Academy of Medicine, a member of the Council for Foreign Relations, and U. S. National Academy of Medicine Board on Global Health. He has served as a member of the Defense Science Board of the U.S. Department of Defense and currently serves on advisory committees for several U.S. government agencies in defense, intelligence, national security and healthcare.
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Poste, G.. Biosecurity: A Multi-Dimensional Challenge of Escalating Complexity and Urgency. Biosecurity and Bioterrorism Response. Stanford University School of Medicine (Jan 23 2019)
Poste, G.. Challenges in Healthcare Innovation in An Era of Technology Acceleration, Convergence and New Value-Based Services. HEALTH CARE LEADERSHIP. Stanford University School of Medicine (Jan 23 2019)
G. Poste. Precision Health and Digital Health: Evolving Inter-Dependencies in the Transformation of Health Care Delivery. Joint University Biomedical Innovation Task Force Meeting. University of Arizona (Tucson) (Oct 15 2018)
G. Poste. Precision Health and Digital Health: Evolving Inter-Dependencies in the Transformation of Health Care Delivery. Joint University Biomedical Innovation Task Force Meeting. Scottsdale (Oct 1 2018)
G. Poste. Cancer as a Complex Adaptive System: Cancer Progression, Evolutionary Dynamics and Implications for Treatment. BIO 302, September 26 – Lecture 10: Special Guest Lecture by Dr. George Poste. School of Life Sciences Building A, Classroom 191 (Sep 26 2018)
G. Poste. Biodefense In The Age of Synthetic Biology and Precision Gene Editing. Global Security PLuS and New Approaches to Grey-Zone Threats. Australia (Sep 11 2018 - Sep 12 2018)
G. Poste. Recorded session: Biodefense In The Age of Synthetic Biology and Precision Gene Editing.. Global Security PLuS and New Approaches to Grey-Zone Threats. Australia (Sep 11 2018 - Sep 12 2018)
G. Poste. Immunophenotyping to Differentiate Responder and Non-Responder Patients in Cancer Immunotherapy. 6th Annual Immuno-Oncology Summit. Boston, MA (Aug 28 2018)
G. Poste. What Needs to Be Done Differently in Cancer Control?. NASEM for Cancer Control in the United States, National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine. Washington, DC. Washington, DC (Jun 7 2018)
G. Poste. The Challenge of Comprehensive Cancer Control. NASEM for Cancer Control in the United States, National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine. Washington, DC (Jun 6 2018)
Compton, Carolyn. I Won't Rest Until We Have Quality Standards in Place for Biospecimens:. ASU | Mendelspod. Submitted by Ayanna Monteverdi on Tue, 06/05/2018 - 08:34 (Jun 5 2018)
G. Poste. Mapping Complex Biological Information Networks to Develop Robust Biomarkers and Define Phenotypes. NBDA and CAS - Biomedicine* Think Tank II: CONNECTING THE DOTS. Phoenix, AZ (May 21 2018)
G. Poste. Making Precision Medicine A Reality: Molecular Diagnostics, Remote Health Status Monitoring and the Big Data Challenge. Sixth Annual ASU Law GETS Conference. Phoenix, AZ (May 18 2018)
G. Poste. Cancer: A Multi-Dimensional Problem Science, Medicine, Economics, Ethics, Fear and Emotion. BIO302, WEEK 16 - Lecture 24. Tempe Campus in the School of Life Sciences Building A, Classroom 191 (Apr 23 2018)
Poste, G. Precision Health and Digital Health: Evolving Inter-Dependencies in the Transformation of Healthcare Delivery. 9th Siemens Technology and Innovation Council (STIC) Meeting. Farnham Castle, Farnham, UK (Mar 7 2018)
Compton, Carolyn. “Garbage In, Garbage Out.” The Pathologist, (2018) no. 40, pp. 18–27. (Mar 1 2018)
Carolyn Compton. Specimens, Standards, and Signatures: Keys to the Vision of Precision Medicine. ISBER 2018 | Luxembourg Symposium. EUROPEAN CONVENTION CENTER LUXEMBOURG (ECCL) (Feb 27 2018)
G. Poste. Cancer as a Complex Adaptive System: Cancer Progression, Evolutionary Dynamics and Implications for Treatment. BIO 302, Lecture 12. ASU Tempe Campus, School of Life Sciences Building A, Classroom 191 (Feb 26 2018)
Poste, G. Biosecurity: A Multi-Dimensional Challenge of Escalating Complexity and Urgency. Biosecurity and Bioterrorism Response, Winter 2018 Course. Stanford University School of Medicine (Jan 24 2018)
Poste, G.. Wearables, Apps and Big Data in the Age of Precision Medicine. Spring 2018/Study Group on Biological Revolutions. Center for Law, Science and Technology (Jan 11 2018)
Visit http://www.casi.asu.edu/presentations/ for full list of presentations
1999 C.B.E. Commander of the Order of the British Empire, Honours List, H.M. Queen
2006 Award, Einstein Award, Global Business Leadership Forum
2009 Award, Scrip Lifetime Achievement Award from Pharmaceutical Industry Leadership Forum
2013 Award, Recipient of the American Association of Clinical Chemistry (AACC) Outstanding Speaker
2015 Award, Listed in Scientific American 7th Annual WorldVIEW Scorecard Top 100 most influential people in biotechnology. June 2015
2016 Award, Arizona Bioindustry Association Pioneer Award for Lifetime Achievement
Council for Foreign Relations
Elected Fellow, The Academy of Medical Sciences, London, England