
Is Your Body a Data Center? The Future of Human Health
Thursday
,
September
17
|
11:00 am
-
1:00 pm

Can your health data predict disease before it ever begins?
11:00 AM - Discussion, featuring Dr. Hood & GVSU President Philomena Mantella
12:00 PM - Complimentary lunch & Networking
Join Grand Valley State University President Philomena Mantella for a fascinating conversation with National Medal of Science recipient Dr. Lee Hood, the pioneering scientist whose inventions helped make the Human Genome Project possible and whose work has transformed our understanding of genomics, biology, and personalized health.
Now, Dr. Hood is looking beyond the genome to the human phenome, the ever-changing story of our health across a lifetime. With advances in AI, data, and biological measurement, he envisions a future where health care moves beyond treating disease to predicting, preventing and optimizing health.
What could that future look like?
- Can we predict disease before it begins?
- Can AI help us understand our health at an individual level?
- And what comes after the Human Genome Project?
Hear Dr. Hood’s vision for the next revolution in human health and discover how the convergence of biology, data, and AI could fundamentally change the way we think about medicine and our own health. This is a rare opportunity to hear directly from one of the scientists who helped shape the genomic revolution and to look ahead with him at what could be the next great revolution in human health.
Grand Valley State University
Free parking in the Fulton Lot located at 312 W Fulton.



