Sam Wainhaus

Since 1999, Sam Wainhaus has served as Group Leader II in the Department of Exploratory Drug Metabolism at Schering-Plough Research Institute in Kenilworth, New Jersey. Dr. Wainhaus possesses extensive experience in laboratory settings, and he leads his team of six fellow scientists as they work to break new ground in scientific research. Dr. Wainhaus leverages his work in rapid pharmacokinetic and metabolic screening in early drug discovery using UPLC-MS/MS to better understand exploratory drug metabolism. Dr. Wainhaus has participated in numerous clinical studies, and he is a published author with many papers under his name. His work has touched on high throughput hyphenated MS techniques for pharmaceuticals, ultra fast liquid chromatography, MS/MS for pharmacokinetic and metabolic profiling, novel orally active ureido NPY Y5 receptor antagonists, determination of activation energies for ion fragmentation by surface-induced dissociation, and using mass spectrometry for drug metabolism studies. Dr. Wainhaus attended Brooklyn College in Brooklyn, New York as an undergraduate, earning a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. He then attended the University Of Illinois at Chicago, where he took his Ph.D. in Chemistry. Dr. Wainhaus is a proud member of the American Chemical Society. In his spare time, Sam Wainhaus is active in his local community and sports. He currently acts as the commissioner of the Rockland Jewish Softball League.

Dr. Sam Wainhaus is a Group Leader II in the department of exploratory drug metabolism at Schering-Plough Research Institute. Dr. Wainhaus leads a group of six scientists working on pharmacokinetic and metabolic support of drug discovery.

American Chemical Society, Commissioner of the Rockland Jewish Softball League

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