Ariel Ganz applies her PhD in nutrition from Cornell to her research at Stanford on precision mental health and well-being. Her personal journey with mental health inspires her research, which has been published in leading academic journals across mental health, nutritional biochemistry, and precision medicine. Working with Precision Medicine Pioneer Dr. Michael Snyder, Ariel is at the forefront of applying multi-omics to clinical mental health research. Ariel also co-teaches the ‘Engineering Wellness’ course at Stanford, and is a founding partner at Arben Ventures, championing early-stage startups at the cutting edge of deep-tech health and wellness. As a co-founder of the Stanford Mental Healthcare Innovations Summit, and with her speaking engagements at venues like CERN, NextMed Health, and university classrooms, Ariel is deeply committed to amplifying interdisciplinary connection, and transformative ideas in mental health.

The Mental Healthcare Innovations Summit at Stanford Medicine brings together creators and action-oriented leaders across research, policy, government, funding, and mental health advocacy to build a cross-sector community and drive forward the powerful existing and emerging innovations in mental health to collectively reimagine what it is like to give and receive mental healthcare.

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