Jonathan Haines, PhD, is an internationally recognized researcher and educator with extensive experience in all aspects of genetic epidemiology, with a particular focus on illuminating the genetic architecture of complex diseases. He has applied his expertise to numerous brain and eye disorders and is credited with locating more than 20 causal and 300 associated genetic loci. He has led or collaborated on dozens of national and international genetic studies, lending his expertise to understanding the impact of genetic variation on common diseases such as age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, and Alzheimer’s disease.