San Antonio is gaining more scientific firepower from afar, lured here in large part by the city’s upside potential. The latest recruit is Dr. Larry Schlesinger, who is convinced the Alamo City is poised to become a far more significant player in the bioscience arena.
Last week, I reported that Texas Biomedical Research Institute had named Schlesinger as its new president and CEO. Schlesinger, who comes from Ohio State University, where he has chaired the Department of Microbial Infection and…
San Antonio is gaining more scientific firepower from afar, lured here in large part by the city’s upside potential. The latest recruit is Dr. Larry Schlesinger, who is convinced the Alamo City is poised to become a far more significant player in the bioscience arena.
Last week, I reported that Texas Biomedical Research Institute had named Schlesinger as its new president and CEO. Schlesinger, who comes from Ohio State University, where he has chaired the Department of Microbial Infection and…