Patrick Doyle, a Chemical Engineering Professor at MIT, is renowned for his extensive research interests encompassing fundamental studies of single DNA molecules, nanoemulsions, nanofluidic/microfluidic devices, and innovative technologies for detecting DNA, miRNA, and proteins. Within his research group, a significant thrust involves leveraging microfluidics and soft matter concepts for pharmaceutical formulations. Another key focus is the development of barcoded technologies for sensitive miRNA detection, with impactful applications in cancer research and anti-counterfeiting measures.

Beyond his academic pursuits, Patrick Doyle has left an indelible mark as the co-founder of startup companies Firefly Bioworks (acquired by Abcam in 2015) and Motif Micro (acquired by YPB Systems in 2018). His engagement with numerous companies extends to roles as a consultant, Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) advisor, and participation in sponsored research within his lab. Adding to his diverse portfolio, Patrick serves as the Graduate Officer in the Chemical Engineering Department at MIT.

Specializing in micro- and nano-fluidics, multiplexed sensing, DNA biophysics, nanoemulsions, colloids, rheology, Brownian dynamics simulations, and particle engineering in Pharma, Patrick Doyle continues to be a visionary leader and innovator in the field.