When people hear "life sciences research panel", they often picture senior scientists at large pharmaceutical companies. They are part of it. But some of the most useful voices in our studies come from places that rarely get asked for their opinion.
The people who use and buy the products
The companies that make laboratory instruments, reagents, consumables and software need to hear from the people who actually use them — and from the people who sign the purchase orders. That means lab technicians as much as lab directors, QA/QC analysts as much as heads of R&D, and procurement specialists as much as principal investigators.
Far beyond pharma
Our studies regularly cover a wide range of laboratory settings, including:
- Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical research, process development and manufacturing
- Contract research, development and manufacturing organisations
- Diagnostics and in vitro diagnostics manufacturing
- Academic and government research laboratories
- Food and beverage testing, water and environmental testing
- Industrial users of chemicals and reagents
One long-running tracker we recruit for spans nine distinct laboratory and manufacturing environments, wave after wave. A bench scientist and a plant manager judge the same supplier on entirely different grounds — and a study that only hears one of them gets the picture wrong.
Every stage of the lifecycle
The same applies along the drug development lifecycle: discovery and preclinical scientists, translational and clinical researchers, regulatory affairs and HTA specialists, market access and commercial teams. If your work touches a lab or the journey of a product from the bench to approval, your perspective belongs on the panel.
You can see the kind of work this makes possible on our case studies page.
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