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Kereos

Company names new chief technology officer and VP, development

Published in Telemedicine Business Week, March 10th, 2004

Kereos, a company developing targeted therapeutics and molecular imaging agents for detection and treatment of cancer and cardiovascular disease, announced that it has appointed Timothy J. Pelura, PhD, to the position of chief technology officer and Dennis P. Riley, PhD, to the position of vice president of development.

"We are very pleased to have Tim and Dennis join our team. With proven track records of success, including numerous allowed INDs [investigational new drug applications] and marketing approvals between them, their expertise in both therapeutics and imaging will be invaluable to our R&D efforts," said Robert Beardsley, PhD, CEO of Kereos. "These new hires...

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