I'm happy to share that I've completed my eighteen-month postgraduate CTO studies at UC Berkeley and graduated.

I'm grateful to the family, friends, colleagues, and professors who made this possible. Your support let me bring eleven years of research to a close, with multiple patents and a book that condenses that work into one place.

From the start, my research has sat at the intersection of cloud architecture, biology, genetics, and physics. All of it aimed at one thing: reducing disease and extending healthy lives.

Along the way, I've worked alongside some of the most brilliant and compassionate leaders I've ever met. That has been more than inspiring. It has convinced me that, together, we can have a profound impact on humanity.

My focus going forward is on preventative and precision medicine. Preventative medicine catches disease at its earliest stages. Precision medicine builds treatments around a patient's genomics. Together, they improve health and longevity, lower the cost of care, and open the door to healthcare equality worldwide.

Thank you all for inspiring me to keep moving forward with the same conviction every day.