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Movers & Shakers: Mar 18, 2011

Mar 19, 2011
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IncellDx this week announced it has hired Keith Shults as director of research and development.

Previously Shults was the director of advanced cytometric applications at Nodality. Before that he co-founded Cytometry Associates, which was subsequently purchased by Esoterix, where he was vice president of technology transfer within the company's Center for Innovation.

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