In this webinar, experts explore how high-quality biospecimens, longitudinal data, and regulatory rigor drive the future of biomarker discovery and clinical diagnostics.

There are over 7,000 orphan and rare diseases known to impact approximately 1 in 17 individuals globally, or 50 million in the EU and USA alone. The development of safe, effective, and accessible therapies against these diseases has been challenged by manufacturing, clinical and regulatory hurdles. Despite these obstacles, increased awareness, greater funding, and new research technologies are driving discoveries in this area. Watch to learn how various research groups are working in this space.

Join experts for an overview of the Scientist.com Marketplace for value, evidence, and access and a discussion on how it can increase efficiency in outsourced research projects to achieve "faster science".

Evelyn Pyper, MPH, discusses how a patient-centered approach to real-world data collection and evidence generation can transform research in neurodegeneration.

Experts discuss progress in cancer research, including novel treatments, experimental therapies, and drug development.

Hayley Crawford, PhD, and Carl Marci, MD, discuss how their specific industries have developed new innovations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Joseph Zabinski, PhD, MEM, and Jonathan Kish, PhD, MPH, discuss how research groups are working in the realm of orphan and rare diseases.

Join experts for an overview of the Scientist.com Marketplace for value, evidence, and access and a discussion on how it can increase efficiency in outsourced research projects to achieve "faster science".

The 5th and final episode in the Cutting Edge Conversation series for 2021 features Dr. Morad Nakhleh, Natalie Smith, and Dr. Bhavika Patel as they discuss industry challenges and innovations surrounding biomarkers in life science research and precision medicine

Episode 4 in the Cutting Edge Conversation series featured Dr. Mujeebur Rahuman, Dr. Holger von Moeller, and Dr. Fernando Huerta as they discuss about industry challenges and innovations surrounding Chemical, Manufacturing and Controls in the life sciences industry.

Richard Kondo, McLean Collins, and Cathie G. Miller highlighted Episode 3 of the Cutting Edge Conversations series focused on innovations in the area of sourcing human biosamples for research. The event focused on sourcing human samples for research, including the value and necessity of working with human tissue during drug discovery, as well as some of the distinct challenges researchers face.

Sajjad Raza, Steven Fountain, and Sonya Snedecor present in Episode 2 of Scientist.com's Cutting Edge Conversations series with a presentation on the challenge research manufacturers face when they need to maximize access for patients with payers. The many considerations for a biotechnology company during various phases of drug development and how companies could use efficient sourcing strategies for market access.

Grace Walton, Jonathan Nakashima, and Meghan Loy kick off Episode 1 of Scientist.com's Cutting Edge Conversations series with a presentation on fundamentals and future trends around the role of in vivo studies in personalized medicine

Join this webinar to explore how policy shifts under the IRA intersect with health equity, what challenges remain, and what strategies stakeholders are using to promote fairness in access and affordability.