Joshua Adkins is a biochemist whose research centers primarily on applying cutting-edge mass spectrometry capabilities to nationally important biological research. Josh is an Associate Division Director in the Biological Sciences Division, leading the Integrative Omics group. He has 20 years of experience at PNNL where his research has centered on the comprehensive characterization of proteins through space (associated proteins, structural determinants and localization) and time (before and after treatment, cell cycle, day-night cycle, and evolutionary changes) to better understand biological systems. Josh has used different biological models to highlight the capabilities of PNNL, these models have ranged from host-pathogen interactions to human exercise/physical activity to environmental microbes. Currently, Josh is leading an NIH Common Fund Project within the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity Consortium (MoTrPAC) and the PI of a National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute - Lung Map Research Center. He has previously led among other projects a Center for Systems Biology of EnteroPathogens and a Protein Structure Initiative Biology Center. In these roles, he works with leads talented and multidisciplinary teams comprised of scientists from PNNL, universities, and other research organizations.