Stellaromics Adds Stacie Weninger and Steve McPhail to Board of Directors

Feb 11, 2026
Stellaromics has appointed industry veterans Stacie Weninger and Steve McPhail to its Board of Directors as it expands its Pyxa 3D spatial multi-omics technology.
Stellaromics Adds Stacie Weninger and Steve McPhail to Board of Directors

Stellaromics has appointed Stacie Weninger, PhD, and Steve McPhail to its Board of Directors, announced in a press release. The company said the appointments come as it scales its Pyxa technology and expands within the life sciences sector.

Dr. Weninger brings over two decades of experience in neuroscience and venture capital, while McPhail has more than 30 years of leadership in genomics and diagnostics. Their combined expertise is expected to support Stellaromics in advancing its spatial analysis tools for researchers and drug developers worldwide.

CEO Todd Dickinson welcomed the new board members, noting their backgrounds will help guide the company’s continued growth and technology expansion.

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