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Jeremy Williams is a dynamic leader with Bayer team

Jeremy Williams says he has always been interested in science. “I’ve been a science geek as long as I can remember,” he told the St. Louis American. Williams came to the United Sates as an immigrant of African descent from Georgetown, Guyana to attend Swarthmore College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry […]

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