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Iguess I’ve been digitizing for my entire career, 20 years,” said Michael Montello, senior vice president of R&D technology at GlaxoSmithKline. “I remember the first data warehouse I implemented in discovery . . . And here we are still talking about digital transformation.” Montello was reminiscing at the Bio-IT World Conference in September, where he discussed the past 3 years of GSK’s digitization initiative. Peers from Pfizer, Roche, and Eli Lilly and Company joined him, describing similar programs at their firms in drug discovery data management. Their discussion had a familiar ring to it: break down function silos, establish central data management, develop standard terminologies. In fact, a regular conference attendee may well have shared Montello’s observation: “Here we are again.” But there is no question that equipping labs with information technology is a rapidly changing endeavor given the now-ubiquitous use of cloud computing and the soon-to-be ubiquitous deployment of ...

Clinical researchers are responsible for ensuring these trials are conducted in an ethical manner whilst following good clinical practice and ensuring all team members are compliant with strict rules and regulations. They are required to diligently handle documents and materials in a safe and secure manner. Overall, the researchers are responsible for recruiting and screening patients, maintaining patient care in terms of health and progress, and then submitting the findings to the sponsoring organisation upon completion. To work in the field, clinical researchers must have at least a master's degree in science or medicine, with some positions requiring a PhD and relevant specialist experience. Employers include hospitals, universities, pharmaceutical labs and government departments. Key skills are critical thinking, complex problem solving and decision making, along with excellent numerical, written and verbal communication skills. Overall, the role of a clinical researcher involv...

Stanford University has recognised a record-breaking 5,352 Indian scientists among the top 2% of researchers worldwide in its 2024 list. This reflects a significant rise from 4,635 in 2023, denoting India’s ever-growing influence in global research and innovation. The 2024 rankings, released in collaboration with Elsevier, evaluate researchers based on standardised citation metrics, highlighting the most impactful contributors across diverse scientific fields. World Top Scientists Awards Visit Our Website 🌐: worldtopscientists.com Nominate Now📝: https://worldtopscientists.com/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee Contact us ✉️: contact@worldtopscientists.com #Sciencefather #ResearchAwards #professors #doctor #researchers #phd #superfoods #FoodScience #FoodResearch #NutritionResearch #FoodInnovation #HealthAndNutrition #ScientificResearch #BiomedicalResearch #FoodTechnology #NutritionScience #HealthyEating #FoodAndHealth #FunctionalFoods #ResearchInProgress  Her...

Recent assessments reveal alarming statistics regarding freshwater biodiversity. A study conducted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) indicates that nearly 25 per cent of the 23,496 species examined are threatened with extinction. This analysis marks the urgent need for conservation efforts in critical habitats. Extinction Statistics The study identified 4,294 species at high risk of extinction, which equates to approximately 18.3 per cent of the total assessed. The majority of these species are found in biodiversity hotspots such as Lake Victoria, Lake Titicaca, Sri Lanka’s wet zone, and India’s Western Ghats. These areas are home to unique species that exist nowhere else on the planet. India food delivery Historical Context of Extinctions Since the year 1500, there have been 89 confirmed extinctions, with an additional 178 suspected. The United States, Mexico, and the Philippines have reported the highest numbers of extinctions among freshwater species. Nota...

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to make history by launching an American communications satellite. This is the first time an American company is using an Indian rocket for such a large and advanced satellite. The mission is expected to occur in February or March 2025. India cultural tours Background of the Mission Historically, ISRO has focused on launching small satellites from American manufacturers. The upcoming launch will be the first instance of a massive communications satellite being deployed by a US company from Indian soil. This initiative reflects the growing partnership between India and the United States in the field of space technology. The Role of AST SpaceMobile AST SpaceMobile, a Texas-based company, is expected to be the manufacturer of the satellite. The company has developed technology that allows users to make voice calls using standard smartphones. Unlike other satellite communication providers, AST SpaceMobile does not require users to purcha...