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  • How Sports Stars and Drugs Keep Getting Reinvented

    Reinvention is everywhere. Products get updated, industries change course, and ideas we once treated as finished suddenly come back in a new form. Something that felt permanent five years ago can look completely different today, redesigned for a new audience or a new moment. read more

  • The Build-vs-Buy Decision About Connected Devices Just Got Easier

    Sponsors making decisions about device programs this year are setting more than just cost expectations for device procurement. They’re deciding whether devices will be a limiting factor on representative data or whether a partner who owns the full device strategy — not just the hardware — can enable broader, more diverse trials than would be possible by going directly to a manufacturer or managing it internally. read more

  • An Interview With Dave Miller, Ph.D.

    Early formulation decisions can make or break a program, yet they’re often made under significant data constraints. What are the most common mistakes sponsors make when they rush that decision, and what does it typically cost them downstream? read more

  • The Evolving Regulatory Landscape for Cell and Gene Therapies

    The regulatory landscape for CGTs is moving towards more explicit, risk-based assessment of intended editing outcomes, off-target activity, and genomic integrity. This evolution reflects both the promise of new editing technologies and the need to understand their potential consequences in clinically relevant biological settings. read more