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\title{Science AMA Series: I'm Steve Gardner, CEO of RowAnalytics. I develop
tools to find relationships across massive amounts of data (mostly
HealthSci but not exclusively) and use A.I. machine learning to do the
heavy lifting for me. AMA!}



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  \date{April 23, 2026}


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Our current focus is to solve the data challenge to model diseases the
way they actually happen -- where multiple factors from genes to
lifestyle (how much you drink and smoke) work in parallel to protect or
harm. The challenge is to analyze both structured and unstructured data
in parallel, from genetic sequences to MRI (or other clinical scans) and
to do so across large populations of diseased patients plus healthy
controls to inform treatment for an individual based on his/her own
unique profile. The computational challenge is massive given the
exponential number of data combinations that need to be analyzed. I've
also been applying artificial intelligence \& machine-learning to
develop knowledge graphs and semantic search tools to enable automated
discovery of related concepts versus the traditional approach of
applying keywords to search queries. I have designed, built and brought
to market a number of innovative and commercially successful products to
support drug discovery and clinical informatics. I am a serial
entrepreneur with numerous patents and occasional angel investor
specializing in informatics with a strong track record of building
world-class companies, teams and products. I'd welcome your question on
any of these topics above or to simply lend my experience and best
practices for your professional development. AMA! My technical expertise
is in: Hyper-combinatorial Multi-omics analytics Bioinformatics and
Computational Biology Precision Medicine Semantic Search and Knowledge
Graphs Artificial intelligence (AI) and Data Science
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Internet of Things (IoT)%
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