New Structure for a New CIRM President
The California stem cell agency is cleaning up its troublesome, dual executive issues and shifting power to the presidency of the $3 billion institute and away from the chairman's office.
The move is linked to the search for a new president for the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. The current CEO, Zach Hall, plans to leave around June. Ov…
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