The Icos Alumni: Where Are They Now?

Diane Rosman, biotechnology professional

Guy Rosman, technical scientist with Rylem, owner of Ramps To You

Fuqiang Ruan, principal scientist, discovery chemistry, Ikaria

Alex Rudolph, associate scientist, Gilead Sciences

Jennifer Running Deer, senior associate scientist, Novo Nordisk

Anthony Russell, director of medical affairs, ZymoGenetics

Chanchal Sadhu, senior principal investor, Covance Laboratories

Stephen Schmidt, biochemical pharmacology, Genentech

Lisa Schultze, head of quality, Saltigo Redmond

James Schwartz, director of business operations and sales effectiveness, ZymoGenetics

Randy Schweikart, senior manager, Amgen

Vicki Schweickart, principal at Datakine Consulting

Roxanne Scott, drug safety consultant [Added 12/30/09]

Nilesh Shah, principal scientist, Seattle Genetics

Regan Shea, senior director of chemical development, Gilead Sciences

Kim Shigenaka, senior associate scientist, Amgen

Randall Sittner, logistics manager at Seattle Genetics, owner Kim’s Cafe

Elaine Skeffington, executive assistant, Institute for Systems Biology

Karen Solvason, clinical data management, Seattle Genetics

Jari Sowell, senior data manager, Genentech [Updated, 12/30/09, formerly with Amgen]

Diane St. John, director of human resources, Seattle Genetics

Tom St. John, former executive vice president, Fate Therapeutics

Frank Stappenbeck, scientist, Fate Therapeutics

Don Staunton, president and chief scientific officer, CisThera

Michael Stein, member of the board of directors, Nautilus

Bart Steiner, staff scientist, Calistoga Pharmaceuticals

Michael Stewart, president, Northwest Pharma Consulting

Johnny Stine, founder and president, North Coast Biologics

Cliff Stocks, chief business officer, Calistoga Pharmaceuticals

Ellen Stone, benefits manager, Symetra Financial

Author: Luke Timmerman

Luke is an award-winning journalist specializing in life sciences. He has served as national biotechnology editor for Xconomy and national biotechnology reporter for Bloomberg News. Luke got started covering life sciences at The Seattle Times, where he was the lead reporter on an investigation of doctors who leaked confidential information about clinical trials to investors. The story won the Scripps Howard National Journalism Award and several other national prizes. Luke holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and during the 2005-2006 academic year, he was a Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT.