Octave Bioscience
Srushti Tiwari is an experienced professional with a background in clinical laboratory and research assistance. Srushti is currently employed as a Clinical Laboratory Assistant at Octave Bioscience, a position they have held since 2021. Prior to this, they worked as a Student Research Assistant at Bal Khakh Lab from 2020. From 2018 to 2021, they were a Student Success Ambassador at Los Rios Community College District. In this role, they facilitated orientations for new incoming college students and outreach events at different high schools and middle schools. Srushti was also a part of the First Year Experience Program as a mentor, working with first year students to ensure a successful transition from high school to college.
Srushti Tiwari completed a Transfer Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences, General from Folsom Lake College in 2019. Srushti then went on to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience from the University of California, Los Angeles, which they are expected to complete in 2021.
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Octave Bioscience
Octave Bioscience’s Comprehensive Care Platform provides a quantitative, objective measurement system designed to expand clinical insights in neurodegenerative disease, beginning with MS. It provides multiple layers of insight to provide a 360 degree view with a longitudinal perspective of disease progression. The first layer measures the patient’s underlying biology with blood based biomarkers that quantitatively and objectively assess inflammation and immune modulation. The second layer includes advanced measurement using improved MRI readings and interpretation to reveal more insights at the CNS layer, including the brain and spine. The final layer features real time tracking of symptoms via monitoring with mobile tools, sensors and wearables to identify changes in disease and alert care teams. All of this data is integrated into protocols, supported by decision support tools and feeds into a dashboard for ease of use. The Octave Platform allows individual and population views to facilitate better stratification and contextual interventions.