Christopher works with an incredible team of engineers and scientists to develop new technologies that help scientists organize biological data and transform it into knowledge.

The singular focus of his career has been the founding and building of BioBox Analytics. He relentlessly pursues a vision that any scientist can distill their unique scientific knowledge into digital systems and use them to make faster and better decision-making at scale. Chris firmly believes that there is a difference between having data and having knowledge and that by empowering scientists to engineer knowledge, we can find better, safer, and more effective therapies for patients.

Prior to BioBox, he was completing his doctoral degree in laboratory medicine and pathobiology at the University of Toronto. He holds a bachelor's degree in neuroscience and pharmacology from the University of Toronto.