RSSL makes senior appointments

Including Alex Webbe as laboratory manager

The expansion at Reading Scientific Services Ltd (RSSL) is gathering pace with the appointment of several new recruits into senior positions.

Alex Webbe joins as laboratory manager and Andreas Czepa as flavour technical specialist in RSSL’s Investigative Analysis Department, while Bastiaan Dickhoff is appointed as a technical specialist in the Physical Sciences Laboratory.

Davinia Mills

Davinia Mills

Davinia Mills, an LC-MS protein specialist, has also been appointed to help develop the company's biopharmaceutical service offering.

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