The co-inventor of DNA cloning, Stanley's work has made possible the production of dozens of lifesaving substances worldwide. Even while mastering enough chemistry and biology to become the "father of biotechnology”, Stanley found time to make extraordinary contributions to his alma mater: as a University Trustee, a PENN Medicine Trustee, and a loyal member of the of the Medical Class of 1960's 45th Reunion Committee. Over the years, he has taken every opportunity to serve as a regional ambassador for Penn in the Bay Area. Although genetic replication is his forte, it is abundantly clear that he is one of a kind.