Octagon Research Solutions makes appointment

Octagon Research Solutions (US), a provider of software and services to the life sciences industry, has appointed Terek Peterson director of clinical programming. He previously served as senior manager of statistical programming global biometrics for Shire.

Octagon Research Solutions (US), a provider of software and services to the life sciences industry, has appointed Terek Peterson director of clinical programming. He previously served as senior manager of statistical programming global biometrics for Shire.

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