Companies developing formulated products face challenges in rapidly introducing new products to market as well as meeting customers’ expectations. Roadblocks impeding time to market often come from reduced R&D productivity. Much of R&D experimental data is only used once, may exist in paper systems or in siloes, and is not searchable. This makes it difficult to find and share data among researchers which can hamper innovation. To succeed, R&D organizations must speed up the pace of innovation.
During this session, strategies will be discussed for increasing lab, researcher, and experiment efficiency, the technology available to drive these efficiencies, the application of modelling & simulation methods to design better experiments as well as how formulation development labs today are achieving the next level of successful innovation.
Presented by
Nick Reynolds,
Principal Application Scientist
Nick Reynolds is a member of the Pre-Sales Application Science Team, working with research organizations to help them streamline their research processes and increase their rate of innovation through the use of BIOVIA technology.
During his 23 years at BIOVIA, Nick has worked with research teams in the chemical formulation and development, chemical, engineering, and pharmaceutical development fields in applying predictive science methods, data modelling, and laboratory informatics approaches.
