is a bioinformatician and aging researcher, focused on the biology of the most common diseases that kill the most people. During the day, Clinton is a “head data” scientist at the UCSF Memory and Aging center, where he is responsible for the management and processing of the brain scans for over 20 thousand patients. During the night, he runs a nonprofit experiment to cure aging by analyzing consumer health data from genetic testing services and quantified self apps.
Talks
- Curing Death with Data — BIL:Los Angeles 2016