Summary
Jeffrey Kuhn is a multidisciplinary scientist and engineering leader who directs the KI Microscopy Core at MIT's Koch Institute, shaping next‑gen bioimaging tools. Bringing 27 years in cell biology and instrument development and 15 years in single-molecule biochemistry, he also applies nearly three decades of C++ and two decades of Java to microscopy software and data analysis. His training spans electrical engineering, optics, and mathematics, enabling a seamless fusion of hardware, software, and biology in method development. A seasoned communicator and mentor, he designs courses, lectures, and leads laboratory programs, guiding teams as a faculty member for six years. His leadership history includes VP/CTO at Intelligent Light Sciences and senior research fellow roles at UT Austin and Virginia Tech, reflecting a strong bridge between academia and industry. Based in Austin, Texas, he holds a Ph.D. in Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology from UT Austin and a bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from UT Austin.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Texas at Austin