Upcoming webinars
Webinar Event
The Evolving Global AI Regulatory Landscape: Recent Developments and Practical Insights for Clinical Trials
This webinar will focus on the risk principles behind global regulatory changes and shed light on how the evolving AI regulatory landscape affects clinical trial workflows and data capture.
March 20, 2025
Webinar Event
From Symptoms to Solutions: Enhancing Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) Trials with Next-Gen Assessments
Register for this webinar to learn about the latest advancements in ILD clinical trial design from endpoint selection and novel cough monitoring tech to patient-centric trial design and imaging solutions.
April 22, 2025
Webinar replays
GLP-1 Agonist Development: Endpoint Strategies to Help Differentiate Your Drug Webinar Replay
Innovation in QT Strategies: Leveraging Early-stage Safety Methodologies and AI to Maximize Your Opportunity for a TQT Waiver Webinar Replay
Optimizing Obesity Trials: Integrating Diverse Endpoints to Holistically Assess Safety and Efficacy of GLP-1 Agonists and Beyond Webinar Replay
Psychiatric Drug Development: Digital Endpoint Solutions to Extract the Most Value from Your Clinical Study Webinar Replay
Accelerating Clinical and Drug Development Timelines with AI Webinar Replay
Advancing MS Clinical Trials: Integrating Medical Imaging, Precision Motion Analysis, and eCOA Data for Enhanced Outcomes Webinar replay
Revolutionizing Ophthalmology Clinical Trials Through Enhanced Accessibility and Advanced AI-driven Analysis webinar replay
Advancing Alzheimer’s Clinical Trial Endpoints: Imaging Biomarkers, COA Challenges, Movement Measures, and CV Risk Webinar Replay
A Holistic Approach to Parkinson’s Disease Endpoint Data Collection: Efficacy, Safety, and Quality of Life Webinar Replay
Going Beyond ATS/ERS 2019 Guidelines for Your Respiratory Clinical Trials Webinar Replay
Benefits of Utilizing Early Precision QT and Artificial Intelligence-Powered Data Quality Assessments in Early Phase Trials Webinar Replay
Cutting Edge Data Reveals Improved Sensitivity of PD Motor Progression with Wearable Sensors Webinar Replay
