Soh Ishiguro is a synthetic biology scientist with 13 years of research experience, currently developing molecular tools and pooled screening technologies at the Seattle Hub for Synthetic Biology, Allen Institute. His work integrates genome engineering and synthetic biology to create scalable experimental platforms for high-throughput functional discovery. Soh’s trajectory includes roles as a postdoctoral researcher at UBC, a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship, and staff scientist work at the University of Tokyo, reflecting a strong international and interdisciplinary background. He holds a PhD in Synthetic Biology from Keio University and maintains an active academic presence with publications accessible via Google Scholar. Beyond wet-lab innovation, Soh curates projects and resources on his personal website and GitHub, signaling an appetite for open science and reproducible workflows. Colleagues describe him as a tool-builder who bridges fundamental research and technology deployment to accelerate genome-scale screening.
13 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Sythetic Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Sythetic Biology at Keio University
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