Qlucore elects new chairman and board member

Also expands marketing and development team

Qlucore, a Swedish developer of bioinformatics software, has expanded its team with the recruitment of Gunnar Hesse, previously ceo for the Nordic sector of Unisys, as chairman.

Charlotte Edenius, who has extensive experience with pharmaceutical companies such as AstraZeneca and Orexo, has joined the board.

The company has also added two more staff to its marketing and development teams to help meet demand for Qlucore Omics Explorer software.

Qlucore, based in Lund, develops software which analyses data and visualises complicated structures in 3D directly on a computer screen.

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