Joseph Culotti is a professor at the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, focusing on molecular genetics. With a PhD in the field, he specializes in studying C. elegans, particularly in the context of disease models and gene regulation expression. His research aims to understand the underlying mechanisms that allow for the rescue of cell migration defects in C. elegans mutants, contributing valuable insights into cellular and molecular structure-function relationships. He has published extensively on topics related to neuroscience and genetic models of development and disease.