Devang Mehta is an assistant professor and systems/synthetic biologist with eight years of research experience building genetically engineered solutions for resilient crops and dissecting complex plant regulatory networks. He leads the Laboratory for Experimental Plant Systems Biology at KU Leuven, bringing prior postdoctoral and PhD work from University of Alberta and ETH Zurich that combined RNA-based synthetic biology, protease biosensors, and transgenic disease resistance in cassava. Trained at Imperial College (MRes, Distinction) and VIT, he blends hands-on molecular engineering with quantitative systems thinking to translate mechanistic insights into biotechnological applications. Known for founding VIT’s first iGEM team and editorial roles early in his career, he pairs academic leadership with a knack for mentoring interdisciplinary projects that address global agricultural challenges.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master of Research (MRes) & Diploma of Imperial College (DIC), Systems and Synthetic Biology, Distinction, Master of Research (MRes) & Diploma of Imperial College (DIC), Systems and Synthetic Biology, Distinction at Imperial College London
Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Biotechnology, 8.22, Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Biotechnology, 8.22 at Vellore Institute of Technology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Biotechnology and Science & Policy, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Biotechnology and Science & Policy at ETH Zurich
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