RTB DAPHNE GROUP Dr. Richard Gunasekera


Dr. Richard Gunasekera explores revolutionary frontiers in nanomedicine.

We meet at Daphne Public Library Monday June 1 at 3:30cst. Zoom lecture with 30 min Q/A.

Drawing from his extensive background in cancer biology and bioactive compounds at Biola University, Gunasekera argues that these molecular breakthroughs reflect both scientific ingenuity and evidence of intelligent design within biological systems.

Dr. Richard Gunasekera is a distinguished professor of biological sciences at Biola University. With over three decades of experience in cancer biology, molecular genetics, and nanomedicine, he specializes in bioactive plant compounds and noble metal nanoparticles. A published researcher with numerous peer-reviewed studies, he explores the intersection of advanced biotechnology and intelligent design, investigating both cellular mechanics and divine healing


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