Creyon Bio, a leader in AI-enabled engineering of oligonucleotide-based medicines, has appointed Serge Messerlian and Shaquille Vayda to its Board of Directors. Their extensive backgrounds in life sciences and technology are expected to significantly contribute to Creyon's mission of transforming drug development. The appointments come as Creyon advances its innovative platform for creating oligonucleotide-based medicines.
Messerlian's experience spans various therapeutic areas, while Vayda brings a diverse skill set from technology and aerospace. Their insights will be crucial as Creyon aims to redefine the standards of drug engineering. The company is already making strides in clinical trials, showcasing the potential of its AI-driven approach.
• Creyon Bio focuses on AI-driven engineering of oligonucleotide-based medicines.
• New board members bring extensive experience in life sciences and technology.
Creyon Bio specializes in engineering these medicines for improved safety and efficacy.
Creyon Bio employs AI to revolutionize drug development processes.
This technology is integral to Creyon's platform for developing oligonucleotide-based medicines.
Creyon Bio is at the forefront of transforming drug discovery into drug engineering using AI.
Serge Messerlian, an Operating Partner at DCVC Bio, brings valuable expertise to Creyon's board.
Shaquille Vayda, a Principal at Lux Capital, adds significant experience to Creyon's leadership.
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