TWO YEARS ago, while serving as executive vice president in charge of separations products at Dyax, Robert Dishman realized he had to find a way to get involved in the blossoming field of proteomics. With a PhD in chemistry from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he made a specialty of high-performance liquid chromatography, he could see that proteomics had the potential to contribute to speeding the timeline of drug discovery.
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