Jamie Marland is a Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, where he leads an interdisciplinary bioelectronics research group working at the interface between electronics and biology. He develops miniature devices that sense biological signals directly from living systems, focusing particularly on applications in synthetic biology and human physiology. Underpinning his research are tools and techniques from the semiconductor industry. These enable nanofabrication of bioelectronic systems that bridge the size gap between biological molecules and engineered devices, while also facilitating highly reproducible and scalable manufacturing.
Jamie Marland
