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Anyone in this community in science/healthcare? Im a CLS. I believe the future of medicine in the near future will take a serious turn into multi-omics testing. While currently somewhat impractical, with new ability to tune mass specs to do shotgun style multi-omics and interpret that data into useful information, we are looking at reality of precision medicine most doctors arent prepared for. Researchers like Dr Snyder at Stanford and teams at Vanderbilt and Emory to name a few, are making some big steps in this direction. Im hoping to get a PhD in a field like this. AI will be able to make this massive data initiative interpretable in a very practical way. For trading purposes, vehicles like bruker, waters, illumina have the tech. But the real key will be software, AI. Pelosi has been goin into TEM, who is strongest poised to dominate this future. Ive got a moonshot in hyft, they've been operating at a loss like silent prophets since the 80s to this future. Anyway. Love to share thoughts. It isnt just genomics. Genes account for only an arguable affect on outcomes in the world depending on the disease in question. Proteomics and metabolomics and transcriptomics and epigentic factors can be databased right now, as sort of trajectories for future understanding once the tech catches up to the data gathering potential. Anyone wanna geek out on this with me? Im a noob investor. Bu...