UK-based Senisca, a biotech company developing RNA-based therapeutics to reverse cellular senescence and target age-related disease, has announced an expansion of its leadership team.
Sarah Cole has been named the firm’s chief operating officer, Tim Schmidt joins as chief development officer and Adam Clauss also arrives as vice president, dermatology.
"The extensive preclinical expertise that they bring will prove invaluable as we progress our work to develop novel therapeutics capable of reversing senescence to target the causes of age-related disease"Dr Cole leads strategic development, communications and investor liaison activities, having spent more than 20 years at the forefront of early-stage research and the venture capital funding of biotech firms.
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