Think for a moment about the words and phrases that life science researchers and executives use on a daily basis. I’m talking about the seemingly simple phrases like “investigational drug,” “novel target,” “immunotherapy,” “clinical trial,” “in vitro,” and “therapeutic window.” There are hundreds more. Those of us who work in life sciences are comfortable with … Continue reading “Want to Communicate Your Science? First, Step Back”
Author: Gene Kinney
Gene Kinney, Ph.D., is president and CEO of Prothena and has held various roles at the company since serving as its founding chief scientific officer and head of research and development. Before joining Prothena, he held positions with Elan Pharmaceuticals Inc., including senior vice president of pharmacological sciences and vice president of pharmacology. Earlier in his career, Dr. Kinney held several senior positions at Merck Research Laboratories and Bristol-Myers Squibb, and was an assistant professor at the Emory University School of Medicine.