Manhasset, NY- Edmund J. Miller, Ph.D., CChem, FRSC is recognized by Continental Who’s Who as Professional of The Year in the field of Medical Research in recognition of his role as Department Head of The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research.
Revered for their latest innovations in medical research,
the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research utilizes the latest groundbreaking
trends in medical technology to conduct over 2,000 clinical studies on a yearly
basis.
Having attained over thirty years of experience in the medical field, Edmund J.
Miller is commended for his remarkable research and extensive contributions to
the industry. Esteemed for his
contributions, Dr. Miller is excited by medical research, taking a clinical
problem, investigating the mechanisms involved, and designing a possible
solution. Attributing his success to working with good groups of people,
treating them with respect, and taking it one step at a time, when asked his
advice to newcomers in the industry, Dr. Miller states, “You have to have a
passion for the research.”
Early in his career, Dr. Miller attended North East London Polytechnic where he
received his Bachelor of Science degree with Honors. Thereafter, Dr. Miller
would then go on to attend Thames Polytechnic in London where earned his MSc
and attend King's College-London University where he obtained his PhD.
A certified Chartered Chemist, Dr. Miller is a distinguished fellow of several
elite organizations including the Royal Society of Chemistry, American Thoracic
Society, American Association of Immunologists, Shock Society, Society for
Leukocyte Biology, American Heart Association, American Council on Health and
Science, and the Pulmonary Vascular Research Institute.
When he is not working, Dr. Miller enjoys genealogy and photography.
Dr. Miller dedicates this recognition in loving memory to the late Dr. Allen
Cohen of the University of Texas Health Science Center who was an amazing
mentor and group leader.
For more information, please visit https://www.feinsteininstitute.org/
