Marc Benioff Felix Feng UC San Francisco ArteraAI Mary Feng Felix was such a remarkable doctor, scientist and friend. I miss him.

In case you're wondering why Chris Draft was clapping his hands in this photo taken in 2016, I finally have the evidence to prove why. 🫁 /THREAD

There needs to at least be a parade for the firefighters after this is over. They have been relentless and amazing. Beyond the call of duty. LAFD 🔥

One of the questions I'm always asked is: “If you could do anything at all, what would you do?” I’d cure cancer. It’s not just personal – it’s about what’s possible. That's what the Biden Cancer Moonshot represents: a whole-of-country effort to end cancer as we know it.

If you’re upset about Michelle Obama’s decision not to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration, wait until I tell you about the time Donald Trump refused to accept the results of the election he lost, plotted a coup & incited an insurrection before deciding not to attend Joe Biden’s.

Four years ago, in the middle of a pandemic, we needed a leader with the character to put politics aside and do what was right. That’s what Joe Biden did.   At a time when our economy was reeling, he drove what would become the world’s strongest recovery – with 17 million new

Happening Now! The Nixon National Cancer Conference is underway. Hear from: Dr. Peter WT Pisters, Dr. Anna Barker, Dr. Ellen V. Sigal, Dr. Marcel van den Brink, and Dr. Richard Van Etten as they discuss "The Complexity of Cancer Care Today" Tune in here:

It’s a wrap on the final mission 🇺🇸 … for now

One more selfie for the road. We love you, America.

Here is my favorite part of their staff's message summarizing the amazing milestones achieved during the Cancer Moonshot's tenure.

We have lost a giant in the mechanobiology world. Mike Sheetz helped to define what we know of focal adhesion formation and their role as mechanotransducers. Sending his family, friends, and colleagues my warmest wishes.

There is a lot of exciting research at #AACR25, but don't forget -- patients only benefit from new therapies if they can stay on and tolerate them! I'm honored and excited to give two talks, both bridging the gap between science and the lived experience: 1. April 28th, Major

#AACR25 is underway. Let the science-ing begin…. 🧬 🧫 🧪 💊 🩺

The #AACRSSP is close to my heart. For the past decade-plus, I have had the privilege of working with amazing patient survivor-thriver/advocates and learned so much from them. I’m about to report to duty for #AACRSSP #AACR25 Edition. When Anna D. Barker, Ph.D + Margaret Foti, PhD, MD (hc) call, I’m in.

Always great to hear from good friend Sean Khozin, MD, MPH and appreciate him sharing perspectives on trust and #AI with #patientadvocates at #AACR2025 #AACR25 #AACRSSP Anna D. Barker, Ph.D

Last night at the AACR Scientist—> Survivor program dinner Sean Khozin, MD, MPH shared his perspectives on trust and #AI This evolving technology is not going anywhere, so it is time to learn how best to utilize it in my advocacy! #AACR25 #AACRSSP

Left AACR with a full ❤️ It was a honor to have been a mentor for the Scientist-> Survivor program! I love helping to guide new advocates & empower them to collaborate with researchers with the same goal: to show the world how cancer research saves lives! #AACR25 #AACRSSP

Grateful to have taken part in the #AACR25 Scientist-Survivor Program! An amazing chance to learn from top researchers & connect with passionate advocates. Big thanks to my mentors, Jerry & Jill, for your guidance! AACRSSP @AACR

Monitoring the rate and variability of somatic genomic alterations using long-read sequencing. #nanopore #SNP doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

“A generation of scientific talent is at the brink of being lost to overseas competitors by the dismantling of the National Science Foundation, with unprecedented political interference at the agency jeopardizing the future of US industries and economic growth”