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what we do

We enable biological engineering at a genome-scale

We provide our partners with groundbreaking synthetic DNA and cell engineering services to investigate novel therapeutics, develop more sustainable products, and conduct otherwise unapproachable scientific research.
Neochromosome is uniquely suited to accelerate this work. Our first-in-class capabilities were developed to design, build, and test the world’s first fully synthetic eukaryotic cells. Today, we offer our services and platform — from highly automated synthesis of complex DNA to de novo design, synthesis, and delivery of chromosomes – to researchers and organizations around the world.
Neo is a subsidiary of Opentrons Labworks. Neo leverages Opentrons’ robotics and automation for its world class genome foundry.

Our Team

Neo leadership and advisors bring together industry-leading expertise in genome-scale engineering approaches and therapeutic technologies.

Leslie Mitchell, PhD
Leslie Mitchell, PhD

GM & CEO

Greg Brittingham, PhD
Greg Brittingham, PhD

Director of Product

Steven Riedmuller
Steven Riedmuller

VP Commercial Operations

Albert Serra Cardona, PhD
Albert Serra Cardona, PhD

Team Lead, Microbial Engineering

Akil Hamza, PhD
Akil Hamza, PhD

Team Lead, Foundry

Megan Hogan, PhD
Megan Hogan, PhD

Team Lead, Mammalian Engineering

Jeff Spencer, PhD
Jeff Spencer, PhD

Team Lead, Protein Engineering

Emily Scher, PhD
Emily Scher, PhD

Team Lead, Computational Biology

Sarah Tsao, PhD
Sarah Tsao, PhD

Team Lead, DNA Production Services

Heidi Engstrom
Heidi Engstrom

Team Lead, Software

Jon Brennan-Badal
Jon Brennan-Badal

CEO, Opentrons Labworks

Myrtle Potter
Myrtle Potter

Board Chair, Opentrons Labworks

Robert Langer, ScD
Robert Langer, ScD

Chair, Scientific Advisory Board

Vinod Khosla
Vinod Khosla

Advisor, Opentrons Labworks

Joel Bader, PhD
Joel Bader, PhD

Co-Founder & Advisor

Jef Boeke, PhD
Jef Boeke, PhD

Co-Founder & Advisor

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