Jennifer Li-Pook-Than is the Director of Precision Health and Engagement Center.  She is dedicated to advancing precision health and expanding access to improved healthcare. She specializes in multi-omics and multimodal data integration, with expertise in transcriptomics, genomics, and cross-omics harmonization (iPOP), including epigenomic, and wearable datasets. Her work combines ELSI perspectives, novel molecular biology and cutting-edge methods to drive precision health research.

She has over a decade of experience in interdisciplinary projects, including lead roles in a longitudinal pediatric aging and intervention (GOALS) and the VAST (Viromes Across Space and Time) studies. She is also deeply committed to mentorship and co-learning, with a focus on Indigenous communities. She helped establish BRAICELET (Biorepository for American Indian Capacity, Education, Law, Economics, and Technology) as part of SPHERE, the Stanford Precision Health Engagement Initiative. She serves as an advocate for the Native BioData Consortium (nativebio.org) and as a lead scientist with Research to the People (researchtothepeople.org).