Which pharmaceutical CEO famously transformed drug discovery methodology in the 1980s by implementing the first large-scale computerized screening system for potential compounds?

The pharmaceutical industry has a rich history of corporate transformations that shaped modern medicine. Major companies have evolved through mergers, acquisitions, and strategic pivots that dramatically changed healthcare delivery worldwide. This trivia focuses on a significant historical development that revolutionized how medications are discovered and brought to market. Test your knowledge of pharmaceutical corporate history!

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Roy Vagelos (Merck) with the CRAY-based molecular modeling system
John Reed (Eli Lilly) with the ATLAS compound mapping initiative
Edward Scolnick (Bristol-Myers) with the BioChem Selector program
Lars Sorensen (Novo Nordisk) with the InSilico discovery platform