Scientific Advisory Board
Dr. Richard Proctor, M.D.
IMMUNOLOGY OF S. AUREUS AND CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY
Richard A. Proctor, MD (University of Michigan, 1970), is a Professor Emeritus in the Departments of Medicine and Medical Microbiology, University of Wisconsin Medical School in Madison, retired from Merck as the Global Director for Infectious Diseases for Antibiotics and Antifungals, and continues an active consulting career for industry/universities/research funding agencies; collaborating at multiple University Professors and companies; writing grants; planning experiments and evaluating data for research on staphylococcal infections and novel antibiotic combinations; and reviewing manuscripts for journals.
Dr. Vance Fowler, M.D.
MICROBIOLOGY OF S. AUREUS, CLINICAL RESEARCH, PI ON MERCK VACCINE (V710) CLINICAL TRIAL.
He has over 2 decades of continuous support as PI from the NIH for clinical and translational research in Staphylococcus aureus and other antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.
Dr. Jean Lee, Ph.D.
S. AUREUS PATHOGENESIS, VACCINE, AND ANIMAL MODELS
Jean C. Lee, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, has > 30 years of research experience with Staphylococcus aureus.
Her primary interests are in the pathogenesis of S. aureus infections and in vaccine development targeting this important bacterial pathogen.
Dr. Steve Projan, Ph.D., FAAM
S. AUREUS IMMUNOLOGY, VACCINES, CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Steve Projan currently works as a consultant and scientific advisor in the biopharmaceutical industry as well as with public-private partnerships, mainly in infectious disease research.
Dr. David Talan, M.D.
EMERGENCY INFECTIOUS DISEASE, S. AUREUS SKIN, AND SOFT TISSUE INFECTIONS
Dr. Talan received his medical degree from the University of Illinois Medical College in Chicago and completed his residencies in Internal and Emergency Medicine and fellowship in Infectious Diseases at UCLA and its associated medical centres.
Dr. Bruce Forrest, M.D.
ADVANCED VACCINE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMERCIALIZATION
Dr. Talan received his medical degree from the University of Illinois Medical College in Chicago and completed his residencies in Internal and Emergency Medicine and fellowship in Infectious Diseases at UCLA and its associated medical centres.