Indispensable technologies driving discovery, development
and clinical trials

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From systems biology and in silico modeling to cheminformatics and electronic data capture, Bio-IT World shows how predictive information is the key to improving the efficiency of drug discovery, all the way through clinical trials. Critical to the goal of modeling and exploiting information is the IT and informatics infrastructure -- the hardware and software that facilitates the creation of databases, text mining and the conversion of information into hypotheses, models, and conclusions.

Reference Guides

Barnett Educational Services

Barnett books Barnett International, a division of CHI, is a well-known publisher of the Bio/Pharmaceutical R&D Statistical Sourcebook and a wide variety of reference guides and publications focusing on the drug development and clinical research industry. Barnett also offers live & web seminars, on-site training, e-learning solutions, and training strategy & consulting.

Innovative Management in clinical trials

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eCliniqua delivers news, commentary, and features through its electronic publication three times per month on how technologies can boost productivity in the clinical research industry. The accompanying website, www.eCliniqua.com, also offers webcasts, white papers, and featured content for executives in the clinical research community.

Timely and Concise Research Reports

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Insight Pharma Reports covers A series of diverse research reports written by industry experts designed to keep life science professionals informed of the salient trends in pharmaceutical technology, business, clinical development, and therapeutic disease markets. Corporate license and subscription programs are available.

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White Papers & Special Reports

Biomarkers: An Indispensible Addition to the Drug Development Toolkit

Examining the Potential of Biomarkers

Sponsored by BlueArc

Managing vast and overwhelming streams of gene sequencing data today requires ultra-high performance systems and processes. With continued rapid advancement and improvements in gene sequencing, expect tomorrow’s instruments to output quantities of genomic information that will dwarf current levels. Help your organization maintain data control and prepare for the future of sequencing through this informative paper that discusses: