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Francine Lane Recipient of 2019 DIA Global Inspire Award

JERSEY CITY – March 21, 2019 – Francine Lane, TrialScope Vice President of Global Transparency, has received a 2019 Global Inspire Award from the Drug Information Association (DIA). Lane, chair of the DIA’s Clinical Trial Disclosure Community, and Robert Paarlberg, past chair, are co-recipients of the Community Engagement Award. The award recognizes DIA community chairs for consistently driving engagement while advancing knowledge and thought leadership within their membership communities.
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The Flexible Factory Concept: A flexible bioprocessing platform to meet the changing needs of biomanufacturing

GE Healthcare Life Sciences

For the past several years, the biopharma industry has been buffeted by dynamic market conditions that are rapidly reshaping manufacturing requirements. These factors include: • The rise of small-market pharmaceuticals that do not require the production scale of the previous “blockbuster” drug model • Increased titers and process productivity that generate more bulk-product within a much smaller manufacturing footprint • The emergence of biosimilars and continued evolution of healthcare reform, which will increasingly pressure drug pricing and require greater cost discipline • Greater competition and shorter patent protection timelines, which will further ratchet up time-to-market pressures • Tighter capital markets that will create heightened scrutiny for all new investment projects
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ELRIG Drug Discovery 2019 – Looking Back to the Future

5-6 November 2019, ACC, Liverpool

Now in its 13th year, ELRIG’s flagship conference Drug Discovery 2019 will take place at ACC in Liverpool. This year’s focus, ‘A Look Back to the Future’ is planned to include plenary introductions assessing how we got to where we are now and setting the challenges for discovering the drugs of the future. These will be followed by cutting edge talks and examples of new directions in drug discovery. Our scientific programme will feature over 40 world-class speakers with 6 main session tracks. In partnership with key academic and charitable groups, we will also run joint disease and biology-oriented tracks focusing on the basic sciences that underpin successful drug discovery.
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