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Highlights from Biotrial’s Open House
Biotrial recently hosted an Open House event at our state-of-the-art facilities in Rennes, France, focusing on the success factors in Clinical Research. We want to share the key highlights of this informative gathering.
The morning began after a French breakfast and welcome as attendees chose between two facility tours. The first option allowed them to explore our advanced clinical facilities, where they witnessed an engaging EEG demonstration that showcased our commitment to innovation. The second option provided an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into our Preclinical GLP laboratories, giving participants a transparent view of our cutting-edge operations. After a networking lunch, our guests were offered an additional optional tour of our clinical pharmacy.
These tours provided a unique opportunity for our guests to connect directly with our leading experts and gain firsthand insights into our processes. By opening our doors and sharing our facilities, we aimed to foster transparency, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of our work in clinical research.
One of the standout aspects of our Open House was the series of expert-led panel discussions. Our panelists shared their knowledge and experiences on various topics, providing invaluable insights for success in Clinical Research. Biotrial proposed to discuss translational approaches such as:
- Providing high-quality Preclinical QT data to support ICH E14/S7B Q&A’s
- Optimizing CNS clinical trials with the right expertise
- Unlocking the Potential of Clinical Trials with Cutting-Edge Pharmaceutical Expertise
- Overcoming Healthy Volunteer Recruitment Challenges
- Maximizing Efficiency in Clinical Trials: Full Package vs. Stand-alone CROs
The day concluded with a question-and-answer session, where participants had the chance to further explore the panel discussions and seek clarifications on key points.
We extend our gratitude to all the participants who made this Open House a resounding success, and we look forward to continued collaboration and progress in the field of clinical research.
If you missed this event but are interested in participating in our upcoming events or learning more about clinical research, don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.
