An Adjunct Faculty in Biology is a part-time or temporary academic instructor specializing in biology at the college or university level. They bring real-world experience and expertise to the classroom, teaching courses in various biological disciplines such as genetics, ecology, microbiology, or anatomy. Adjunct Faculty often have flexible schedules and may also engage in research or other professional work. They play a crucial role in providing quality education and supporting the learning goals of higher education institutions while enriching students' understanding of the biological sciences.