Marcel Patek
About Marcel Patek
Marcel Patek is the Founder and Chief Scientific Officer with a PhD and over 25 years of experience in drug discovery.
Marcel Patek: Founder & Chief Scientific Officer
Marcel Patek currently serves as the Founder and Chief Scientific Officer. In his role, he applies his extensive expertise in drug discovery to lead scientific strategies and innovation. As the key scientific leader, Marcel drives the research and development efforts, ensuring they align with industry standards and scientific advances.
Marcel Patek's Extensive Experience in Drug Discovery
With over 25 years of experience in drug discovery, Marcel Patek is recognized as an industry veteran. His deep understanding of the field has been honed through various influential positions in leading pharmaceutical companies. This extensive experience allows him to offer valuable insights and guidance within the field of drug discovery.
Marcel Patek's Role as Director of Chemistry at Sanofi
Marcel Patek's professional background includes a significant tenure as the Director of Chemistry at Sanofi. During his time there, he was responsible for leading the chemistry department, overseeing research projects, and contributing to the development of innovative therapeutic compounds. His leadership helped advance the company's drug discovery initiatives.
Marcel Patek's Leadership as VP of Chemistry at ICAGEN
Before founding his current company, Marcel Patek served as the Vice President of Chemistry at ICAGEN. In this role, he led the chemistry team, steered research and development strategies, and played a pivotal role in the company's drug discovery projects. His leadership contributed to significant advancements in their chemical research capabilities.
Marcel Patek's Academic Background: PhD
Marcel Patek holds a PhD, which has served as the foundation for his extensive career in the pharmaceutical industry. His academic credentials provide him with a robust scientific background, enhancing his ability to lead research initiatives and contribute to advancements in drug discovery.