Generative Biology Institute
Building a faculty of leading researchers to tackle the key challenges in making biology engineerable and unlock its potential to benefit humanity.
Jamie Miller
Jamie has a master’s in forensic science from King’s College, London and over 15 years’ experience in running life sciences laboratories. Prior to joining GBI he was scientific operations manager at Nucleome Therapeutics.
The team provide a comprehensive science operations programme encompassing equipment procurement and maintenance, health and safety, ordering biological material such as cell lines and shipping and transfer of samples.
Outside of work Jamie spends his time trying to convince his plants not to die, his dog that animals on TV aren’t a threat and his three young children that broccoli is not, in fact, poisonous.
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The GBI team aims to unlock the blueprint of life, enabling the rapid and scalable synthesis of entire genomes with newfound precision. Success would enable the identification and potential creation of DNA sequences that could generate biological systems designed to perform specific functions. These new DNA construction techniques could have a wide range of commercial applications, including designing more efficient crops with higher yields or finding personalised cell therapies and vaccines. Specially engineered cell processes could also support new biodegradable materials to help tackle the problems of climate change.
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