Gene Walther to become CEO of Vortex BioSciences
Staff writer ▼ | December 15, 2015
London, United Kingdom - December 15, 2015, London, United Kingdom - NetScientific plc appoints Gene Walther as CEO of Vortex BioSciences, and head of NetScientific's diagnostics franchise, of which Vortex is the key asset.Article continues below ■ LATEST MOVES FROM United Kingdom
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