HEALTHSTORY 533· JULY 4, 2026

Protillion Biosciences Names Robert Hollingsworth Chief Scientific Officer

Protillion Biosciences has hired Robert Hollingsworth as its chief scientific officer, according to the STAT+ executive-tracking column "Up and Down the Ladder." Hollingsworth previously held the same title at Shoreline Therapeutics and…

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