Eric Miller

Eric Miller is advancing the field of medical diagnostics as a Ph.D. student in Hadley Sikes' laboratory at MIT's Department of Chemical Engineering. His research journey began during a pivotal summer internship in Late-Stage Protein Purification at Genentech while at Stanford University, which sparked his interest in biomanufacturing. Currently, his research focuses on developing innovative thermostable binding proteins for immunochromatographic tests targeting infectious diseases. His work is particularly significant in creating more robust diagnostic tools that can maintain stability at varying temperatures, addressing a critical need in medical testing. Miller's research aligns with cutting-edge developments in protein thermostability and immunochromatographic technology, contributing to the advancement of more reliable and durable diagnostic solutions for global health challenges.