SURFACE LOGIX ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT OF BRIDGET McCARTHY, Ph.D., AS VICE PRESIDENT OF CHEMISTRY

BOSTON, Mass. (June 28, 2006) – Surface Logix announced today the appointment of Dr. Bridget McCarthy as Vice President of Chemistry.  As a member of the management team, Dr. McCarthy will be responsible primarily for directing all chemistry activities at Surface Logix. 

“I am extremely pleased to welcome Bridget to the Surface Logix management team.  Dr. McCarthy brings over 10 years of Pharmaceutical experience to Surface Logix.  She has managed research and discovery teams, has extensive experience developing leads into drug candidates and is well versed in the areas of medicinal chemistry, parallel chemistry and laboratory automation,” said Dr. Paul Sweetnam, CSO of Surface Logix.  “Bridget’s background in metabolic and inflammatory disease as well as drug discovery and laboratory technology will allow Surface Logix, Inc. to further accelerate our research programs.”

Prior to joining Surface Logix, Dr. McCarthy served as associate director of chemistry at Pfizer Research Technology Center in Cambridge, MA.   In this role Dr. McCarthy was responsible for managing medicinal and analytical chemistry in support of various drug discovery programs including targets in the areas of obesity, diabetes and inflammation. Prior to joining the Pfizer Cambridge site in 2001, Dr. McCarthy held the position of Project Leader in the Veterinary Medicine Research and Discovery Division in Groton, CT where she actively pursued the development of anti-obesity agents and was a key contributor to the discovery of Dirlotapide. Dr. McCarthy has a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from Brandeis University and conducted post-doctoral work in asymmetric catalysis at Boston College.

About Surface Logix Inc.

Surface Logix Inc. uses its expertise in biophysical chemistry to create new small molecule drugs that are optimized to meet the challenges of human physiology. The company is advancing multiple internal programs focused primarily on cardiovascular, metabolic, inflammatory and fibrotic diseases. For more information, please visit www.surfacelogix.com.

Contact:
David H. Donabedian, Ph.D.
Surface Logix Inc.
Vice President, Business Development
617.746.8520