Technical Application Scientist, Cheminformatics Technologies
at Merck
Emma Gardener received her undergraduate degree from Trinity College and her Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Brown University as an NSF graduate research fellow. She studied under Prof. Jason Sello, where she worked on developing new methodology for the synthesis of antibacterial peptide natural products. In 2018, she joined the Cheminformatics Technologies department as a Technical Application Scientist and is responsible for the commercial licensing of the retrosynthetic design software, SYNTHIA®.
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