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Sean E. Harper

 

Sean E. Harper, Executive Vice President, Research and Development, Amgen

Sean E. Harper is the Executive Vice President, Research and Development at Amgen. Dr. Harper joined Amgen in 2002 as vice president, Development, and has held several leadership roles, including heading the establishment of Amgen’s Medical Sciences capability, a translational medicine group focused on biomarker discovery, development, and integration into early phase clinical studies.

Dr. Harper served as vice president of Global Regulatory Affairs and Safety before assuming the role of senior vice president of Global Development and Corporate Chief Medical Officer. He became executive vice president, Research and Development in February 2012.

Prior to joining Amgen, Dr. Harper was senior director of clinical genomics at Merck Research Laboratories. He attended medical school at the University of California at San Francisco, completed internal medicine and gastroenterology training at the Massachusetts General Hospital, and was a postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of Phillip A. Sharp at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Amgen to highlight new data at upcoming ESC Congress 2013

Amgen will present new data on omecamtiv mecarbil, a small…

27 August 2013 | By Amgen

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Amgen and Servier announce product collaboration

Amgen obtains US rights to novel EU-approved cardiovascular therapy; Servier…

9 July 2013 | By Amgen

Amgen obtains US rights to novel EU-approved cardiovascular therapy; Servier receives option for omecamtiv mecarbil in Europe...

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Amgen Outlines Long-Term Strategy

Amgen outlined the company's long-term strategy during a Business Review…

7 February 2013 | By Amgen

Amgen outlined the company's long-term strategy during a Business Review meeting with analysts and investors in New York City...