// A COMPUTATIONAL BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH LAB

We turn data
into insight.

We run AI, molecular simulation, and bioinformatics on serious computing power — so researchers in medicine, biology, and chemistry get real answers, faster.

A Miller Lab researcher reviewing computational data

// Research

Fields of inquiry

AI

Artificial Intelligence

Machine learning models that predict disease mechanisms and surface therapeutic targets from complex biomedical data.

SIM

Molecular Simulation

Molecular dynamics and docking simulations that model protein behavior and drug-target interactions at atomic resolution.

BPX

Computational Biophysics

Structural and biophysical modeling that connects molecular-scale mechanisms to disease-relevant biological outcomes.

DRG

Drug Discovery

AI- and simulation-driven pipelines that accelerate the identification and evaluation of candidate therapeutics.

BIO

Bioinformatics

Reproducible computational pipelines that turn sequencing and structural data into clinically relevant insight.

// Mission

“Close the gap between biological data and clinically relevant insights.”

We combine AI, molecular simulation, and bioinformatics with high-performance computing. The result: sharper predictions about disease mechanisms and therapeutic targets, built on data other labs can reproduce.

Whelton A. Miller III

// Principal Investigator

Whelton A. Miller III, PhD

Principal Investigator, working alongside 8 grad and undergrad researchers on RNA editing, cancer biology, and infectious disease.

Meet the full team