Form Bio appoints Michelle Chen PhD as president and CEO

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Form Bio, an AI-powered genetic medicine and genome engineering firm, has appointed Michelle Chen, Ph.D., as its president, chief executive officer, and director, according to the company. She succeeds co-founders Andrew Busey and Kent Wakeford, who will remain involved as strategic advisors and executive chairs of the board.

The company said that Dr. Chen brings more than 25 years of leadership experience in therapeutics, AI-driven drug discovery, biotech and global pharmaceuticals. She most recently served as chief business officer at Insilico Medicine, where she supported significant fundraising, business development, and advancement of assets to the clinical stage. Her previous roles include senior leadership positions at WuXi Biologics, Roche, Merck & Co., BioMarin, Agilent Technologies, and Applied Biosystems.

According to the company, Form Bio has rapidly become a trusted AI-native partner to gene therapy developers since spinning out from Colossal Biosciences in 2022. The company claims that with Dr. Chen’s appointment, it will further expand global operations, deepen research and development investment, and enhance leadership in delivering AI-powered in silico tools that accelerate discovery and improve genome-based therapeutic design.

Source: https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/computers-technology-and-internet/form-bio-appoints-michelle-chen-ph.d.-as-president-and-chief-exec-1061739

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Now a science and medicine journalist, Eleanor worked as a consultant for university spin-out companies and provided research support at Imperial College London and various London hospitals in a former life.

With a keen interest in all things geroscience, Eleanor covers the biological mechanisms of aging, highlighting how interventions – from nutritional strategies to advanced therapeutics – can influence the aging process at a cellular level. She also investigates the broader implications of aging research, including the integration of longevity science into healthcare strategy and the expanding wellness economy. Her work (hopefully) provides insights into how these developments are shaping the emerging landscape of healthspan optimization and age-related innovation.

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