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Prof.Dr.Kai Simons is ranked #69 among Best Scientists for 2023

We’re thrilled to announce that our CEO, Prof. Dr. Kai Simons, has been ranked 69th globally and 2nd in Germany in the 2023 Edition of the Ranking of Top Scientists in Biology and Biochemistry by Research.com. Due to his outstanding accomplishments, Prof. Dr. Simons has been also honored with the Biology and Biochemistry Leader Award

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We’re thrilled to announce that our CEO, Prof. Dr. Kai Simons, has been ranked 69th globally and 2nd in Germany in the 2023 Edition of the Ranking of Top Scientists in Biology and Biochemistry by Research.com.

Due to his outstanding accomplishments, Prof. Dr. Simons has been also honored with the Biology and Biochemistry Leader Award for 2023. This accolade highlights his unwavering dedication and significant contributions to the scientific community.

Prof. Dr. Simons’s exceptional research and scientific background are a fundamental asset to our company. His years of experience and expertise enhance the quality of our services, setting us apart from other providers in the industry.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Prof. Dr. Simons for this well-deserved recognition. His ongoing contributions to Biology and Biochemistry continue to inspire our team and drive our organization to greater heights.

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Ranking of Top Scientists in Biology and Biochemistry (research.com)

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