Noah Craft

Logical Images, Inc. provides software tools for the practice of dermatology and visual medicine. Its products include VisualDx, a visual diagnostic decision support system, and Skinsight, online consumer wellness and health care resources. The company was founded by Arthur Papier and Lowell A. Goldsmith in 1999 and is headquartered in Rochester, NY.

Science 37, Inc. develops mobile technology, clinical trials and patient-centric models for clinical research. It focuses on the development of networked patient-centric models for clinical research to accelerate biomedical discovery. The firm develops Network Oriented Research Assistant, which bridges the gap between traditional trial management software and an advanced telemedicine platform; supports end-to-end management of networked clinical trials; and allows researchers to communicate with patients and mobile nurses from homes using videos, photographs, survey forms, or device data capture on iPhones, iPads, or Android devices. The company was founded by Noah Craft and Belinda Tan and is headquartered in Culver City, CA.

People Science, Inc. conducts real-time studies on alternative medicines such as Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, cannabinoids and sleep, and probiotics and skin longevity. The company is based in Venice, CA. The company designs protocols, recruits participants, and conducts studies to promote better health. The company offers data collection technology and services for clinical research studies of alternative medicines and wellness interventions. People Science provides technology-enabled clinical research services and CHLOE licensing for data collection. Belinda Tan, Noah Craft has been the CEOs since incorporation. The company was founded by Belinda Tan, Noah Craft.

Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA, also known as the Lundquist Institute, is a non-profit research organization located in Torrance, CA. The institute has also started working on a vaccine for the urgent fungal threat, Candida auris, which is spreading at an alarming rate throughout healthcare facilities in the US and is resistant to several antifungal drugs. The institute focuses on biomedical research, clinical trials, and community outreach programs. The institute has various research theme groups and researchers working on different projects, including the Institute for Translational Genomics and Population Sciences, which contributes to new research in genomics. The Lundquist Institute has received several grants and gifts for its research, including a $1.50 million gift from Farima and Joseph Czyzyk for the Diagnostic and Wellness Center. The CEO of the private company is David I. Meyer.