Stanford's Stephen Quake, Bioengineer

Stanford's Stephen Quake, PhD, a professor of bioengineering and applied physics, discusses his work to create a rapid/inexpensive genome sequencer and what he learned looking at his own genome. He also discusses his other work, including a non-invasive prenatal test for Down Syndrome that is in clinical trials now and work on circuits built on biological systems rather than electronics.

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Education

Tags:

• stanford
• bioengineering
• school of engineering
• biology
• dna
• genome sequencing
• applied physics
• down syndrome
• personalized medicine