COMING SOON: Hypothesize That! – a new science podcast from ��ֳ�

Vandenbruaene Nathalie — Mon, 24 Feb 2025 13:11:01 +0000

Scott Fleming, Corporate Communication

Vandenbruaene … Mon 24/02/2025 - 14:11

Hypothesize That! brings together thought leaders, researchers, and visionaries to redefine the future of drug discovery and development. Whether you're an industry professional or a science enthusiast, this podcast promises to spark curiosity and inspire innovation!

Curious about how cutting-edge innovations and bold ideas are reshaping the pharmaceutical landscape? The Hypothesize That! podcast is your gateway to unearthing the trends, theories, and challenges at the forefront of pharmaceutical research and development.

Where science meets conversation

What sets Hypothesize That! apart? Featuring guest appearances by leading voices across the industry, it’s more than a podcast – it's an exchange of ideas to make you think.

What you can expect

About the host
Nicola Hill is an experienced health journalist and TV presenter with more than 30 years of expertise developing a sharp instinct in uncovering compelling stories.

A sneak peek at episodes 1-3

Episode 1: The end of wet labs? How digital is virtualizing pharma research

Russ Altman, Professor from Stanford University and host of the Future of Everything podcast, and ��ֳ�’s Chief Scientific Officer, Alistair Henry interrogate the role of AI in revolutionizing drug discovery and experimentation

Episode 2: Within the next 10 years, will traditional clinical trials be obsolete?

Craig Lipset (Co-Chair of the Decentralized Trials and Research Alliance) and Lewis Millen (Global Clinical Science and Operations Innovation, ��ֳ�) explore the rise of decentralized clinical trials that operate invisibly in participants' daily lives, altering the future of clinical trials

Episode 3: Gene therapy’s future: will patient engagement eclipse science?

Emma Lane (Gene Therapy Patient Engagement Lead, ��ֳ�) and Laurence Woollard (patient advocate and Director of On the Pulse) examine why early and ongoing collaboration with patients might be the key factor driving the success of gene therapies.

Be the first to listen

Hypothesize That! will be available on Spotify and your favorite podcast platforms. Don’t miss the opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in pharmaceutical innovation.

Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn for updates, exclusive content, and a few surprises. The future of pharma starts here – Hypothesize That! is your front-row seat to the conversation.

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Podcast research & development Hypothesize That!

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Insights that matter: Exploring three of the most critical trends in healthcare

Vandenbruaene Nathalie — Fri, 18 Feb 2022 08:31:06 +0000

Insights that matter: Exploring three of the most critical trends in healthcare

Laurent Schots, Global Communications & Company Reputation

Vandenbruaene … Fri 18/02/2022 - 09:31

Recently, the team at “Strategy& Insider” spoke to ��ֳ�’s James Zackheim to get his views and explore some key healthcare trends and their impacts.

In this podcast, James, Head of Corporate Strategy at ��ֳ�, shares what he foresees as the greatest benefits through collaborations between the pharma industry and tech companies. As these new partnerships, with the help of big data and AI, could accelerate the shift towards more preventive medicine and streamline the use of readily available data, there is also a disruptive threat from the new tech players that pharma should prepare for.

You can find the podcast here: Strategy& Insider Episode 16 podcast

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Strategy&Insider Podcast Future of healthcare Partnerships

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