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CluePoints, the premier provider of risk-based quality management (RBQM) and data oversight software for clinical trials, has partnered with ZS, a global professional services firm with technology and analytics expertise in biopharma, to offer innovative capabilities in portfolio-level performance oversight.  The new partnership pairs a best-in-breed solutions company focused on study-level risk-based management with a pharmaceutical and biotech solutions provider with advanced capabilities in portfolio-level quality and operational oversight.

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Certara’s Simcyp COVID-19 Vaccine Model uses biosimulation to improve decision-making and help optimize dosing regimens of COVID-19 vaccines. Certara calibrated its model using the structure of actual COVID-19 vaccines and validated it by replicating the published clinical data. The model, which is incorporated in Certara’s Vaccine Simulator™, addresses important questions such as differences in response with age and ethnicity, optimal timing between doses and expected duration of antibody response.

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Oct 14, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | A San Francisco-based startup is using robotic automation to “industrialize” the organoid and scale up use of the next-generation human in vitro models in drug discovery experiments for brain diseases. The plan is to use these intact systems, inclusive of microglia as well as neurons, to go after genetically complicated diseases and apply machine learning techniques to find connections between the multi-phenotypic data that gets generated.

Oct 13, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Bio-IT World is accepting entries for the 2022 Innovative Practices Awards competition. The deadline for entry is March 1, 2022, and the $300 application fee will be waived for entrants who meet the early deadline of January 14, 2022.

Oct 12, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Exosomal trafficking from fat to heart cells may help explain the “obesity paradox,” the baffling observation that packing extra pounds can have a beneficial, if short-term, protective effect for patients with heart disease. The cargo being delivered are oxidatively damaged mitochondrial particles that appear to prompt the heart to produce a flood of protective antioxidant molecules, better preparing it to cope with insults that later come along—such as a heart attack.

Oct 11, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | CRISPR unicorn, pan-coronavirus vaccine research, chemical and biological weapons protection for warfighters, new methods for live cell research, seed round for a new drug discovery platform, and more.

Oct 7, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | New leadership at JAX, Illumina expands into Latin America, PacBio partners with The European Reference Genome Atlas, UK Biobank’s Research Analysis Platform is now live, and BC Platforms seeks to build the largest integrated clinical and genomics data biobank in Africa. Plus: new products from MemVerge, Quantum, Pure Storage, Sensyne Health, and more.

Oct 6, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | The Pistoia Alliance surveyed life sciences professionals this summer to gauge their understanding of quantum computing. They found that almost half classify their understanding of quantum computing (QC) technology at beginner level only. These results, the Alliance argues, show that despite significant noise around the potential of QC, few life science organizations or individuals are yet able to apply the technology.

Oct 5, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Chris Dagdigian wasn’t the only speaker at the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo Trends from the Trenches session. He also welcomed Adam Kraut, Karl Gutwin, and Fernanda Foertter—all BioTeam or former BioTeam consultants—to report on trends in digital transformation, data transformation, and AI/ML.

Oct 4, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Cognitive search—and the intelligence and analytics that go with it—could well be the key element for optimizing innovation and improving the efficiency of research, clinical trials, and regulatory processes.

Sep 29, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | At the beginning of September, the National Institutes of Health launched the Impact of Genomic Variation on Function (IGVF) consortium, a new initiative of NIH’s National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI). Now, NHGRI has named the first 25 awards across 30 U.S. research sites totaling approximately $185 million over five years.

Sep 28, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | At this year’s Trends from the Trenches plenary presentation, Chris Dagdigian brought an overview of the trends and a warning of the technology pitfalls facing the Bio-IT community. He continued to beat his drum on a few cultural issues Bio-IT still needs to address, and he alerted the community to what’s new and notable.

Sep 23, 2021, 09:52 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Namita Limaye, Research VP at IDC, gave a broad overview of IDC’s survey findings over the past 18 months at this week’s Bio-IT World Conference and Expo held in Boston and online. She highlighted trends in the life sciences that included increased collaboration, speedier adoption of technologies, and a look at how executives are viewing—and planning—digital transformation.

Sep 22, 2021, 07:29 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Josh Denny, CEO of the All of Us research program, gave an update during the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo this week held in Boston and online.

Sep 21, 2021, 12:25 PM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | The Bio-IT World Conference and Expo kicked off last night both in Boston and online. The hybrid event welcomed attendees in person for the first time since April 2019, starting with an expansive plenary panel on digital transformation—a process that has been kicked into high gear for many companies during the pandemic.

Sep 17, 2021, 01:00 AM by User Not Found

Bio-IT World | Many cell and gene researchers are turning to technology to assist in scaling their operations. Connected and intelligent equipment is also becoming crucial for developers to meet research goals and maintain compliance, including connected ultra-low temperature (ULT) and cryogenic freezers capable of communicating temperature changes, product safety, and more.