North Star
Humankind’s most valuable asset and resource are health and time, respectively. Disease afflicts health and depletes time. There is no greater life purpose than the eradication of maladies and the betterment of human health. Fascinated by the multiscale and spatiotemporal complexity of disease pathogenesis, Libère is a champion innovative science and technology to decipher disease biology and make new medicines and he has committed to making the craft of therapeutic discovery more precise, predictable, and programmable.
There is no greater life purpose than the eradication of maladies and the betterment of human health.
Libère is an experienced generalist with experience in computational biology, machine learning, and data science across such areas as therapeutics discovery, single cell biology, structural biophysics, and oncology.
Education
Libère holds a Ph.D. in Medical Biophysics from the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California where his doctoral research at USC Michelson Convergent Science Institute in Cancer focused on developping multiparametric single cell assays and machine learning models for the spatiotemporal characterization of B lymphoid cancers, particularly focused on Multiple myeloma and its precursor conditions. He co-authored four peer-reviewed publications spanning single cell biology, liquid biopsy, machine/deep learning with a focus on hematology-oncology, more specifically B and plasma cell cancers, and one book chapter on applying deep learning methods to integrate multimodal data. Libère earned his Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology from Syracuse University where he gained a deep appreciation for engineering biology and biotech entrepreneurship.
If at first you don’t succeed, that’s one data point.
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