Pharma R&D Today

Harnessing the Power of Content in Scientific Research

Posted on September 11th, 2017 by Patricia Morgan in Pharma R&D

Biological research today can be summarized in one word — data.

Massive quantities of information are generated daily from large and small laboratories, individuals, universities, and commercial organizations. Continue reading “Harnessing the Power of Content in Scientific Research” »

Wearables in Clinical Trials: Many Benefits, and One Big Challenge

Posted on July 19th, 2017 by Tim Hoctor in Pharma R&D

The rapid development of wearable technology has the power to be a game-changer in many areas, including pharmaceutical R&D. Its most obvious use for pharma is in clinical trials, where recruiting is a frequent challenge, as is getting study participants to adhere to their therapeutic regime. Continue reading “Wearables in Clinical Trials: Many Benefits, and One Big Challenge” »

Getting to Chemistry Breakthroughs Faster

Posted on October 17th, 2016 by Thibault Geoui in Chemistry

What matters the most to scientific researchers? While there may be many answers to that question, one that stands out is the ability to better humanity through scientific discovery.  Continue reading “Getting to Chemistry Breakthroughs Faster” »

The Importance of the Team in Drug Development

Posted on September 14th, 2016 by Thibault Geoui in Chemistry

In recent years, many pharmaceutical development experts have published opinion pieces focused on the issues faced by their industry. There are calls for changes in drug design workflows, and many focus on the need for inter-disciplinary research teams that share data and embrace modern research solutions. Continue reading “The Importance of the Team in Drug Development” »