Local legislation surrounding the recruitment, collection, storage and distribution (import/export) of human biospecimens for research varies greatly around the world. To address this challenge we worked with a wide variety of clients and suppliers to develop COMPLi® , a compliance solution that meets regulatory standards and improves the sourcing of biospecimens, data and services used for scientific research.
To further educate researchers working with human biological samples (HBS), we partnered up with global sourcing partners to better understand how different countries govern the sourcing process in our ongoing webinar series, “COMPLi HBS Legislation Series.”
In the fourth episode of the series, which originally ran on 17th of May 2023, we spoke with Caroline Rancati and Pauline Mespoulhé from France Tissue Bank, who are experience Biobank Managers and work within the remits of French Legislation. They both guided attendees through all the relevant regulations in France and answered relevant questions from the audience. Watch the video recording to learn more about sourcing human samples from France:
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Maria joined Scientist.com in 2019 and is now the Senior Category Director for Human Biological Samples and is based in Manchester, UK. Her role includes supporting the sourcing of Human Biological Samples for research globally.
Prior to Scientist.com, Maria managed the Liver Transplant Program for one of London’s transplant centers. She also worked with UCL sourcing fresh human tissue for research. She has additional experience with clinical practices (GCP), donor identification, donor consent, samples collections, ethics approvals, processing and shipping requirements.
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