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Chief Executive Officer

 at Myomaker Bio

Prof. Mark Lewis is co-founder and chief executive officer of Myomaker Bio, and professor of musculoskeletal biology at Loughborough University. He has held leadership positions in several academic institutions in different spheres of the higher education sector while maintaining his status as a fully research-active academic. He has also held a number of directorships and consultancies with companies in the life sciences sector. Lewis’ work includes involvement in multiple projects in a leadership capacity. Alongside this, he has dedicated more than 25 years to the development and applications of human muscle organs. He has authored and co-authored over 50 publications in the skeletal muscle field.


Education

University of Reading  

Imperial College London  


Areas of Expertise

Cell biology
Exercise biochemistry
Musculoskeletal biology

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