Innovations in Pharmaceutical Technology (IPT)
IPT provides a platform for cutting-edge ideas, concepts, and developments shaping the future of pharmaceutical R&D.
Innovations in pharmaceutical Digital Including Digital Labs, Blockchain, AI and Machine Learning
Industry experts joined in a live video discussion about the critical next steps as life sciences embrace a future that is data rather than document driven in its management of information, knowledge and essential business processes. Ultimately, whose responsibility should it be to look after the quality and consistency of the data, and how will they do this?
Advanced data handling techniques may point the way to a potential new innovation-rich future, which two use studies are already proving
Advances in immunotherapy and other areas have delivered new tools for the treatment of cancer. Cancer vaccine research is now showing greater promise, offering new hope for patients
IPT talks to Noor Shaker at X-Chem about the adoption of AI and ML into life sciences and how pre-trained algorithms can aid research
Advancements in AI can help the pharmaceutical industry identify the best sites for their clinical trials through the harnessing of Big Data
Blockchain technology is fast becoming a mainstay in pharma companies. What is the draw for these companies to use it, and how can it help improve data collection and protection in the future?
How will the mass integration of digital technologies into the pharmaceutical industry benefit the most underserved countries?
Concierge services are critical to helping patients navigate technology and other logistics in a decentralised clinical trial. How best can they be implemented?
IPT sat down with Dr Chris Vincent at PDD, to understand more about the digital innovations that are leading design and whether technologies like Extended Reality (XR) can be beneficial to the process
COVID-19 highlighted the need for data collection in the pharma industry to ensure collaboration between healthcare providers, patients, and the larger pharma companies. How important is continuing this digital collaboration in the future?
Biopharmaceutical companies need a clear strategy to ensure greater manufacturing efficiency and data integrity through the appropriate use of digital technologies
Pharmaceutical companies that have started to embrace digitalisation and cloud storage are examining the many areas where these technologies can benefit their increasingly data-rich businesses