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  • About Genius Lab Gear

    Making lab life better, one clever tool at a time.

    At Genius Lab Gear, our mission is simple: to make every day in the lab a little easier, safer, and more enjoyable for scientists, engineers, and students. We create thoughtfully designed gear that solves the small, frustrating problems researchers face daily, the kind that slow down good science.

    Founded by materials scientist Dr. Derek Miller, Genius Lab Gear bridges the gap between lab equipment that works for the science and tools that work for the scientist. From lab coats and PPE accessories to organizational tools and field-tested gadgets, every product starts with real feedback from people who spend their lives in the lab.


    Our Story

    During his years working in academic, government, and private research labs, Derek noticed a pattern: most lab tools were designed for function, not for comfort or usability. This oversight created countless small frustrations, from ill-fitting coats to missing pens to cluttered benchtops, that added up to wasted time and lower morale.

    In 2018, Derek decided to change that. He founded Genius Lab Gear to design practical, ergonomic, and even fun lab tools inspired by real researchers’ needs. The goal was not just better gear but a better lab experience.

    The Lab Coat Project has been covered by BBC World Service, Chemistry World, C&EN, The Telegraph, and CBC Radio, among others. See the full press history here.


    Why We Do It

    Science drives progress on our biggest challenges, from climate change to pandemics to clean energy. But too often, brilliant minds leave research because of burnout and daily frustration.

    We believe that small design improvements can make a big difference in keeping talented scientists happy, motivated, and focused on solving the world’s hardest problems.