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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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