Dave Berry is the Co-Founder of HealthSnap, a business owner and entrepreneur, a scientist, chemical/biomedical engineer, researcher, and a musician.Throughout his professional career as a scientist, he has researched, worked on, and/or developed all of the following: 

• life support sensors for the next-generation of NASA spacesuits
• sensors for monitoring water quality and improving water recovery aboard the International Space Station
• sensor technologies for monitoring pilot breathing gas
• humidity sensor technologies for improving building energy performance
• sensor technologies for monitoring CO2 levels in underground aquifers
• a novel breast cancer biopsy needle
• a novel catheter for monitoring blood gas levels in neonates in real time
• novel optical-based diagnostic medical imaging modalities
• a biomarker screening platform for Pulmonary Hypertension
• easily operated, lightweight, and rugged colorimetric sensors
• for the detection of toxic gases and vapors for use by the military, law enforcement, emergency responders, and industrial workers
• how diet, nutrition, metabolism, and lifestyle impact health and longevity 

Currently, in addition to running HealthSnap with his brother, Dave researches the fatal, life-threatening disease, Pulmonary Hypertension. 

As a musician, he writes and performs regularly throughout the Los Angeles area. He also performs alongside his girlfriend/partner, Chloe Temtchine. 

Michael Berry is the Co-Founder of HealthSnap, a business owner and entrepreneur, an aviation and HVAC engineer, and a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps.

As an avionics/electronics engineer in the U.S. Marine Corps, Michael was deployed to Afghanistan twice. During his time as a Marine, he led and mentored 34 Marines on both personal and professional levels. Additionally, he was responsible for the successful maintenance of 15 CH-53E aircraft, ensuring 100% operational readiness, as well as responsible for facilitating manpower, materials, and coordination with other relevant and key parties within the aviation division of the Corps. Throughout his professional career, Michael has received avionics CH-53E aircraft qualifications, received high scores for marksmanship, and was given a “Marine of the Quarter” award, as well as a “Non-Commissioned Officer of the Quarter” award.

Currently, in addition to running HealthSnap, Michael is an HVAC engineer. He deploys, integrates, and installs smart HVAC systems for large forward-thinking companies like Google and Facebook.

Michael is an avid exercise and fitness practitioner. He researches how nutrition, strength training, fasting, and overall exercise can improve health and longevity.