Steven Quake.
Founder of single-cell genomics
He pioneered microfluidics and single-cell analysis.
His work advanced personalized medicine and genomics.
In 1969, he was born in the USA.
In 1991, he earned his PhD in Physics from Stanford University.
In 2007, he founded Fluidigm to commercialize single-cell genomics.
1. Single-cell genomics, a method to study DNA and RNA in individual cells.
2. It enables precise disease diagnosis and research.
3. It supports breakthroughs in cancer, immunology, and developmental biology.
His research transformed how we understand cellular biology.
He continues to innovate in genomics and biotechnology.
He currently leads research at Stanford University.
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