Alexion scientist has an affinity for Oklahoma
When Russell Rother left his native Oklahoma for a post doctoral fellowship at Yale University in the early 1990s, it was only a temporary gig.
"The plan was to do a three, four-year post doc and then return to Oklahoma to go after a career in academia,” Rother said. "Things didn’t happen that way. Seventeen years (and) I find myself still in Connecticut.”
What happened along the wa...
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