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Medical Doctor | Healthcare Innovator and Technopreneur | Medical Futurist | Author of Human Algorithms and Unraveling Innovation Intelligence | Academic | Researcher

I cannot contain my excitement any longer and have to share my next big adventure: diving into the realm of cutting-edge research with a PhD and my topic is: "Development of a Digital Twin computational model for predicting CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing outcomes in clear cell Renal Cell Carcinoma (ccRCC)" This journey represents the culmination of my diverse experiences and passions, allowing me to leverage my skills and networks in the healthcare industry, academia, and the scientific and technological community. With a background steeped in healthcare and a fervent commitment to advancing scientific discovery, I am almost ready to embark on this groundbreaking research endeavor. This work holds particular significance as renal carcinoma tragically took my beloved wife's life. Her memory fuels my dedication to harnessing technology for the greater good. Through the convergence of digital twins, CRISPR-Cas9, and precision oncology, we aim to revolutionize cancer treatment and honor the lives impacted by this disease. I plan to push the boundaries of innovation, unlock new insights, and forge connections across disciplines and hope to re-shape the future of healthcare by creating a world where personalized medicine is not just a dream but a reality for all. #PhDLife #PrecisionMedicine #CRISPR #DigitalTwin #CancerResearch #ccRCC #renalcellcarcinoma

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8mo

Most exciting news, Doc! Please keep us posted on research developments; this is groundbreaking stuff. With regards to Precision Medicine gaining accelerated traction, BigTech is concerned about the Computational Resources required particularly processing power, generating vast outputs and storage space, required for Gene Sequencing Data for Precision Medicine. This is especially significant given the enormous size of the human genome.

Dr Memory Muturiki

Director of Student Wellness Service at University of Cape Town

8mo

Interesting topic! Best wishes for your PhD journey.

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