Mark Wingerd has become director of the proteomics facility at the Institute of Systems Biology, the ISB said last week. He succeeds David Goodlett, who left for a faculty position at the University of Washington. Wingerd joins the institute from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, where he helped establish a proteomics facility.
Eugene Davidov has been appointed as director of the Yale Center for Genomics and Proteomics, and Paul Fletcher as director of the center’s chemical genomics and screening facility. Before coming to Yale, Davidov was a principal investigator at Beyond Genomics. Prior to that, he worked at Millennium Pharmaceuticals and Anadys Pharmaceuticals. Davidov holds a PhD in biochemistry from Clark University. Fletcher joins Yale from Edison, NJ-based DGI BioTechnologies. He holds a PhD in reproductive physiology and biochemistry from the University of Wyoming.