Summary
Michael Doube is a founder and scientist-engineer with 17 years’ experience developing biomedical image analysis software and investigating skeletal tissue structure, function, and evolution. He leads BoneJ, contributes backend improvements to the widely used Fiji/ImageJ distribution (notably adding STL, DXF and Wavefront export/import for 3D data), and builds bridges between academic imaging, simulation techniques, and non-profit and corporate stakeholders. His background spans veterinary clinical practice, academic posts in biomechanics and microscopy, and editorial roles at The Royal Society, giving him a rare mix of hands-on clinical insight, rigorous research training (PhD in Anatomy), and publication stewardship. He recently launched Pro-Peer, an innovative publishing model that redirects value to peer reviewers, reflecting his interest in reforming scholarly incentives. Known for iterative, customer-informed development, he combines open-source impact with translational focus on practical tools for researchers.
17 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
PGCert, Veterinary Education, PGCert, Veterinary Education at Royal Veterinary College, U. of London
BVSc, Veterinary Science, BVSc, Veterinary Science at Massey University
PhD, Anatomy, PhD, Anatomy at Queen Mary University of London