Pipeline Stories: No More Gantt Charts
Putting the right information in front of the right people is an integral part of pharmaceutical project management. Learn how we make this easier in Pipeline.
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Putting the right information in front of the right people is an integral part of pharmaceutical project management. Learn how we make this easier in Pipeline.
Pipeline Stories: No More Gantt Charts Read More »
Learn how we turned conversations with drug discovery scientists and project managers into Pipeline, our application for portfolio and project management.
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Learn how to convert the outputs of your Design Sprint into web applications using web components and REST services.
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How can Design Thinking methodologies used in Drug Development be applied to Drug Discovery?
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What value can Design Thinking and User Experience design principles bring to drug discovery?
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Learn how you can use podcasts to keep up to date in areas like genomics, bioinformatics, cancer research, drug discovery and drug development.
PubMed For most researchers, PubMed is the go-to resource for all biomedical literature. But from a programmatic standpoint it has some real challenges that make it difficult to integrate into many informatics applications. Let’s take a look at a typical application. Suppose we have an internal application used for target identification and tracking, and we
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It’s the start of a new year, and nothing says New Year like a website refresh. With the rise in the number of visitors to the site using mobile browsers, we’ve updated the site to make it more mobile friendly. Not only is it more easily viewable on smartphones and tablets, but you can add
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At the front end of most drug discovery programs lies a step called Target Identification, and a few months ago I sat down with a colleague to discuss their approach to target identification. In particular, “how do you characterize a target”? I was surprised at how much that process can vary from company to company. As
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It’s often useful to fetch data from a web service and cache it in your local directory. This cuts down on the amount of traffic between your machine and the web service you’re invoking, and it makes unit testing your code easier. In this example, we’ll fetch data for 3 genes and write it out
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