All articles by Alexander Love

How APIs can unlock automation and efficiencies across eClinical technologies

Clinical trials have always been complex, but the last five to ten years have seen an increase in complexities due…
Gamma delta T cells explained: The next medical breakthrough?

Gamma delta (γδ) T cells hold significant potential for unmet medical needs. Yet they are more challenging to source than…
The people-first approach transforming eClinical processes

As data management applications become more commonplace across the clinical sphere, and teams search for new ways to use technology…
How supervised machine learning optimizes AI use in clinical trials

Artificial intelligence (AI) is widely considered to be the technology that will offer the most benefits for clinical trials. In…
The benefits of using a nimble platform from phase to phase

By streamlining data entry and reducing complex paperwork, digital platforms can reduce costs and timelines for clinical trials. While SaaS…

Podcast: How drones are transforming the clinical supply chain in Africa

Africa has the highest disease burden of any continent in the world. With arguably the most diverse range of environments,…
Why the Importer of Record (IoR) is vital in the clinical supply chain

With imports fundamental to the clinical supply chain, a specialist Importer of Record (IoR) can make all the difference in…
The value of CNS-specific eCOA provider in clinical trials

The pharmaceutical industry is continuously evolving, driven by the imperative to develop more effective and personalized treatments. In this dynamic…
Addressing industry challenges through flexible, personalized eCOA solutions

Electronic clinical outcome assessment (eCOA) has become an essential tool for capturing patient data, but one critical challenge continues to…
How SaaS platforms are breaking the mold for clinical trials

While the digitization of clinical trials has enabled easier access to participant data, including electronic consent forms (eConsent), electronic patient…