Tyler Best is a distinguished neurotechnologist specializing in the development and management of high-risk, high-reward scientific initiatives. With a rich background in both scientific research and program management, Tyler excels at identifying, clarifying, and implementing innovative solutions across government, industrial, and academic sectors. His expertise spans peripheral nerve interfaces, neuronal biophysics, and various facets of molecular and cellular biology. Tyler's unique blend of scientific acumen and managerial skill, coupled with his experience with disparate funding agencies, positions him as a leading advocate for best practices in science and technology development. Currently serving as the Deputy Director in the Health Science Futures office at the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), Tyler previously held the role of Senior Advisor at ARPA-H and has a notable history with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as a Program Officer. His career also includes significant contributions as an Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton, where he supported DARPA with technical expertise and program development. Tyler's foundational research, including postdoctoral work at Northwestern University and Urogenix Inc., underscores his deep understanding of neural circuitry and electrophysiology. His educational background includes a PhD in Neuroscience from the Uniformed Services University and dual bachelor's degrees in Neuroscience and Psychology from Brigham Young University.