SIRS-Lab, a leader in molecular diagnostics, is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Edward Currie as Executive Vice-President, Corporate Development. In this newly created role, Ed will drive partnering, licensing, companion diagnostics, and corporate business development activities at SIRS-Lab.
Ed Currie, a physician specialized in clinical microbiology and infectious disease, brings 20 years of diagnostic and pharmaceutical industry experience at Eli Lilly, F. Hoffmann-La Roche, IBM, and, most recently, as COO of Kuros BioSurgery. At Roche, as Global Head of Disease Management, Ed created the company's first integrated Pharma-Diagnostic approach for targeted treatment and personalized medicine.
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Ed Currie, a physician specialized in clinical microbiology and infectious disease, brings 20 years of diagnostic and pharmaceutical industry experience at Eli Lilly, F. Hoffmann-La Roche, IBM, and, most recently, as COO of Kuros BioSurgery. At Roche, as Global Head of Disease Management, Ed created the company's first integrated Pharma-Diagnostic approach for targeted treatment and personalized medicine.
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