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PROTEOMICS PIONEER: Keith Williams Serves Up Proteomics Technology for the Masses

Oct 12, 2001
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Position: CEO Proteome Systems

Sydney, Australia

Age: 53

Prior Experience: Founder and Director of Australian Proteomics Analysis Facility, Professor of Biological Sciences at Macquarie University, Sydney

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