Cantor returned to Columbia University to teach until 1988, when he became director of the Human Genome Center at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. In this interview, Cantor talks about the promise of individualized medicine, the joys and challenges of working in academia and industry, and his views on some of the complex socioethical questions raised by an ever-growing volume of genetic information. Cantor thinks deeply about the future of biotechnology, and he relishes the opportunity to talk about high-level ideas, as well as discuss his personal passions such as cooking, running, and reading contemporary fiction. Inc. Cantor is not affiliated with Incyte Genomics, has not been paid by Incyte Genomics for this interview, and has no other financial relationship with Incyte Genomics. Inc. All rights reserved.
Age stratification is a powerful tool.
It's a great thrill.