Jordan Baker
About Jordan Baker
Jordan Baker is a Senior Scientist with a background in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, currently pursuing a PhD in Bioengineering focused on microbial metabolism for sustainability applications.
Education and Expertise
Jordan Baker received both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering from Johns Hopkins University. During their time at Johns Hopkins, their work focused on utilizing algae for biofuels and high value chemical production. Currently, Jordan is pursuing a PhD in Bioengineering at UC Berkeley & UCSF. Their research in the PhD program is centered on microbial metabolism for environmental and sustainability applications.
Professional Background
Jordan Baker has significant work experience in the biotechnology industry. After completing their Master's degree, they worked at Genentech in South San Francisco for three years. At Genentech, they contributed to projects and initiatives, though specific details of these projects are not provided.
Research Focus
Jordan Baker's research has been notably focused on sustainable and environmentally-friendly technologies. At Johns Hopkins University, their work involved using algae to produce biofuels and high-value chemicals. In their current PhD program at UC Berkeley & UCSF, they are investigating microbial metabolism with applications in environmental and sustainability fields.
Personal Background
Jordan Baker grew up on a farm outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This background may have influenced their interest in environmental sciences and sustainable technologies, although this is not explicitly stated. Their upbringing on a farm possibly provided them with a unique perspective on agricultural and environmental challenges.