Novartis William Wishart Discusses RNAi at a Big Pharma

Dec 12, 2003

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Name: William Wishart

Position: Head of functional genomics/chronic pain project, functional genomics department of the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research

Background: Program head, Novartis neurogenetics program — 1995-1999; Senior scientist, Sandoz Pharmaceuticals — 1987-1995; Postdoc, molecular biology, Princeton University — 1884-1987; PhD, molecular microbiology, SUNY Stony Brook — 1984; BS, biochemistry, University of Connecticut — 1979

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