Sean Miller is a seasoned neuroscientist with over 12 years of experience in neurodegeneration and aging research. Dr. Miller's educational background includes a Ph.D. in Cellular and Molecular Medicine from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, as well as postdoctoral research in Neurology at Stanford University. His research interests lie in understanding the effects of aging on the molecular and cellular biology of neuroglia and their interactions with neurons, with the long-term goal of developing potential therapeutics to treat or cure aging-associated diseases.

Dr. Miller has previously worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine and as a Research Fellow at the National Science Foundation. He has also held various editorial and scientific roles at publications such as Frontiers, Scientific Research, and the American Journal of Bioscience. Additionally, Dr. Miller has founded a company called Pluripotent Diagnostics (PDx), where he serves as Chief Executive Officer.

In terms of research experience, Dr. Miller has published multiple patents and first- and co-authored publications in high impact journals. He has collaborated with world-renowned experts in the field and researched in some of the top laboratories in the United States.

Overall, Dr. Sean Miller is an accomplished neuroscientist with a strong track record in aging and neurodegeneration research, and a passion for developing potential therapeutics to help treat or cure aging-associated diseases.