Simon Miller

I use a dynamic teaching style where students can choose diverse scientific topics of interest, ask questions, and engage in interactive conversations. Good scientific understanding requires not only knowledge but the ability to interrogate and question why and how things work.

Students can also request lectures on specific topics to help them understand difficult concepts or boost their knowledge in particular areas.

My scientific specialities are molecular biology, biochemistry, physiology, medicine and disease, nutrition, and protein and nucleic acid chemistry. Furthermore, I have an advanced level of understanding of astrophysics, planetary biology, and geology.
Here are just a few examples of what students could learn: biology of the human body, different types of diseases and how they affect health, medical nutrition, how the Earth was formed and how it functions, chemistry, and some physics topics such as gravity, energy, pressure, etc.

My high level of education and postdoctoral scientific and medical research experience enables me to share detailed knowledge with my students.
I have worked alongside award-winning scientists including Nobel laureates, and I have published numerous first author scientific papers in elite scientific journals. My medical research has provided insights into the mechanisms of diseases and contributed to the development of medicine to treat them. Therefore, I can teach through experience, and of course the level of detail will be tailored to the individual student's level and needs.

Take this opportunity to learn science from an expert graduate from the University of Cambridge.

All lessons will be conducted online via Microsoft Teams, which is free to download and use. Lessons can also be accessed via a web browser without the need for software installation.