
MorphoSys’ chief scientist hits the exit, triggering R&D reorganization as they shift focus to US in anticipation of looming FDA approval
Just a few days after opening up its new US headquarters on Boston harbor in prep for what they believe is the imminent approval of a new CAR-T rival, MorphoSys says that its top scientist is stepping down and they’re reorganizing R&D under development chief Malte Peters.
We don’t know the details about what’s up, aside from the fact that they said in an announcement that 17-year company veteran Markus Enzelberger is leaving his job as chief scientific officer to explore new opportunities. And with his departure, they will be “integrating” research into the development operation.
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