In this special R&D edition of The Link, we explore the people and practices shaping the future of innovation. From Dr. Shae Taylor's insights on leadership in biopharma to new perspectives on reproducibility, research access, and global collaboration, discover what's driving success in today's evolving R&D landscape.
How women leaders are driving shaping the future of R&D
Women are playing an increasingly influential role in shaping the future of biopharma, bringing new perspectives to scientific discovery, leadership and innovation. In this interview, scientist, entrepreneur and STEM advocate Dr. Shae Taylor shares insights from her career journey, discussing the importance of representation, mentorship and diverse leadership in tackling some of healthcare's most pressing challenges.
As research grows more complex, strong digital foundations help R&D teams improve reproducibility, strengthen collaboration and build confidence in scientific findings.
As China's biopharma sector continues to grow, new opportunities are emerging for organizations looking to strengthen global research partnerships and advance discovery.
China is rapidly emerging as a global oncology leader, with advances in research, drug development and clinical innovation reshaping the healthcare landscape.
Reproducibility is fundamental to research that can be trusted over time. In this two-part podcast series, Emma Ganley and Robin Padilla explore the cultural shifts, digital foundations and practical workflows needed to make reproducibility work at scale. From FAIR data and AI-ready research to transparency and collaboration, they discuss how organizations can embed reproducible practices into everyday research.
Based on insights from 300 R&D professionals, this white paper explores how access to trusted research is becoming critical infrastructure for innovation and decision-making.
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