Scientist.com to Connect With Local Pharma Thought Leaders at BIOJapan

Sean Preci
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October 4, 2019

Scientist.com to Connect with Local Pharma Thought Leaders at BIOJapan

 

LEADING ONLINE MARKETPLACE WILL SHARE BEST PRACTICES FOR SOURCING R&D SERVICES

 

Tokyo, Japan (Business Wire) Scientist.com, the foapharmaceutical industry’s largest online marketplace for outsourced research, today announced that it will be attending BIOJapan from October 9 – 11, 2019 in Yokohama, Japan. The Scientist.com marketplace is helping Japanese research companies standardize and simplify their R&D outsourcing - saving time, reducing costs and ensuring adherence to internal and external policies and regulations.

The online marketplace serves as a regularly updated source of newly commercialized tools and technologies from around the world.

 

“BIOJapan presents a unique opportunity for Scientist.com to discuss partnerships with research organizations from the Asia-Pacific region and to meet face-to-face with our existing clients in Japan to strengthen those relationships,” said Mark Herbert, Chief Business Officer of Scientist.com. “Scientist.com’s award-winning marketplace helps Japanese pharma companies standardize and simplify their R&D outsourcing - saving time and money and providing easy access to the most innovative life science technologies.”

 

Scientist.com currently operates private outsourcing marketplaces for 4 of the top 5 Japanese pharmaceutical companies, including Takeda. In 2018, Scientist.com created Scientist.com GK, a wholly-owned Japan-based subsidiary. The company’s Japanese office is located in the Nihonbashi Life Sciences building in Tokyo.

 

Please join the Scientist.com team at BIOJapan at exhibit booth B-1 in the Biocom-California Pavilion.

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