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Home » Research & Discovery » Proteomics & Protein Research » Peter Kim, Edward Scolnick, Tristan Orpin, Robert Menzi, Sebastian Kossek, Tim Seeley, Raj Prabhakar, Mohan Natesan, Shanxiang Shen, J. Edward Semple, Winfried Girg

Peter Kim, Edward Scolnick, Tristan Orpin, Robert Menzi, Sebastian Kossek, Tim Seeley, Raj Prabhakar, Mohan Natesan, Shanxiang Shen, J. Edward Semple, Winfried Girg

Dec 09, 2002
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Peter Kim will become president of Merck Research Laboratories at the beginning of next year, replacing Edward Scolnick, who stepped down as president and as a member of the Merck board of directors. Kim joined MRL almost two years ago from the MIT’s Whitehead Institute, where he was a professor of biology. Kim holds an undergraduate degree from Cornell University and a PhD in biochemistry from Stanford University.

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