Markus Enzelberger

Biography

Enzelberger joined MorphoSys in 2002 and served in different leadership positions within R&D. Since 2012 he acted as Senior Vice President Discovery, Alliances and Technologies, taking responsibility for discovery programs for MorphoSys’s partners and MorphoSys’s proprietary pipeline as well as for the technology development. Dr. Enzelberger is co-inventor of the HuCAL Platinum and the Ylanthia libraries and worked on Guselkumab and many other programs within MorphoSys’s pipeline. His new areas of responsibility include discovery, technology development, protein sciences, manufacturing and alliance management. Before joining MorphoSys, Dr. Enzelberger did his postdoc with Steven Quake at the California Institute of Technology on microfluidic biological assays, where he co-invented the key technologies of Fluidigm (South San Francisco, CA, USA). Dr. Enzelberger studied Chemistry and was awarded a Doctor of Natural Sciences by the Technical University of Stuttgart, Germany. He performed his Diploma thesis together with Bayer and his PhD thesis with BASF on the use of enzymes in chemical processes.

Research Interest

Chemistry