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Episode two of the Alderley Park Discovery Podcast covers access to skills in the life sciences sector, with a focus on support for aspiring scientists and UK staffing trends. In this instalment Dominic Tyer’s guests on the podcast are Sai Life Sciences’ head of global R&D Dean Edney, Joynes & Hunt’s managing director Steve Joynes and Dr Kath Mackay, managing director at Bruntwood SciTech’s Alderley Park.

In episode 27 of the pharmaphorum podcast I’m joined by Erin McEachren, who’s EU Regional Vice President at J&J Surgical Vision.She talks about her priorities at J&J, having joined the company six months ago, the current state of the medical devices sector and some of the trends she’s keeping a close eye on.

In episode 26 the pharmaphorum podcast hears from David Solomon, a 30-year life sciences industry veteran who recently took up the position of CEO at the Paris-based biopharmaceutical company Pharnext.

GlaxoSmithKline’s Nucala (mepolizumab) last month became the first and only biologic treatment approved in the US for Hypereosinophilic Syndrome (HES).It’s part of the company’s focus on eosinophil-driven diseases and ahead of that regulatory milestone I spoke with Tiffany Robinson-Smith, who’s global medical affairs lead for biologics at GSK, about eosinophils and why they’re an important element of her company’s research programmes.

In this episode of the podcast Gitte discusses telemedicine, GN Hearing’s work in this area – and the impact of COVID-19, plus her time at LEO Pharma.

The Alderley Park Discovery Podcast, produced in partnership with pharmaphorum, presents perspectives on UK and global bioscience innovation trends, with input from key experts including managing director and leader of Bruntwood SciTech’s Alderley Park Dr Kath Mackay.

Anlnylam’s Brendan Martin joined the pharmaphorum podcast for episode 23 to talk about his company’s work in gene-silencing and how it could offer a route to target the current coronavirus pandemic.

Novartis’ Steven Baert joined the pharmaphorum podcast for episode 22 to discuss how COVID-19 will change the face

Harvard University launched LabXchange in January and the free science education platform has acquired new resonance during the

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced significant changes on the pharmaceutical industry as companies scramble to protect employees, ensure

Voice technology like Amazon’s Alexa is taking some big steps forward in healthcare and in the pharmaceutical world

One of the biggest barriers to applying precision medicine to clinical trials and patient engagement is getting different

In the first pharmaphorum podcast of 2020 Roche’s Conor Megaw talks about his company’s approach to big data

Pfizer’s Dr Olivia Ashman joined me for episode 16 of the pharmaphorum podcast, which focuses on the UK

Episode 15 of the pharmaphorum podcast marked a return visit for leading life sciences industry authority Professor Brian

This episode of the pharmaphorum podcast focuses on lung cancer, with AstraZeneca’s VP, Global Franchise Head, Tagrisso TDR

For episode 13 of the pharmaphorum podcast I went to AstraZeneca’s London base to meet Paul Naish, who’s

For episode 11 of the pharmaphorum podcast our CEO and founder Dr Paul Tunnah took the helm to record a special roundtable episode in Philadelphia with the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI).

For episode 10 of the pharmaphorum podcast I spoke to Nicola Redfern, who’s general manager at bluebird bio in the UK.The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company has gone from being a gene therapy start-up to having three potential blockbusters on its books, with a CAR-T cancer medicine and potential treatments for a type of sickle-cell disease and a rare and deadly genetic brain disease.

Re-engineered honey has proved to be a novel and successful development for Matoke Pharma, as well as a crucial step on the UK biotech company’s plans to target antimicrobial resistance (AMR).In episode 9 of the pharmaphorum podcast Alan Westwood explains the research behind Matoke’s SurgihoneyRO, an antimicrobial wound gel that has a CE mark in Europe, and how the company is taking that product’s reactive oxygen (RO) component to develop novel pharmaceutical antimicrobials.