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Home » Research & Discovery » Proteomics & Protein Research » Sharon Pagano, Charles Lillis, John Rodriguez, John Wilson, Philip Leder, Metin Colpan, Peer Shatz, Joachim Schorr, Bernd Uder, Roland Sackers, Michael Collasius, Aeneas Marxen, Uli Schriek, Michiel de Haan

Sharon Pagano, Charles Lillis, John Rodriguez, John Wilson, Philip Leder, Metin Colpan, Peer Shatz, Joachim Schorr, Bernd Uder, Roland Sackers, Michael Collasius, Aeneas Marxen, Uli Schriek, Michiel de Haan

Oct 31, 2003
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Sharon Pagano has become vice president, business development and alliances of Cambridge, Mass.-based Genstruct. Pagano was previously senior director of business development and marketing of Incyte — a position she took on after the company’s acquisition of Proteome. She holds a BS in biology from Merrimack College and an MS in pharmaceutical cell biology from the University of Minnesota.

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