Clinical development

Whether it’s a therapy, diagnostic, device or other medical technology, we can help you navigate the clinical development journey and increase the likelihood of success.

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View our clinical trial collaborations

We collaborate with partners across our translational research portfolio to support clinical trials that have the potential to bring life-changing innovations to people with rare diseases.

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Rare Disease Clinical Trial Programme: Open for applications

Our Rare Disease Clinical Trial Programme aims to progress innovations that could change the lives of people living with rare diseases, through the clinical development pathway.

Click here to apply

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Our areas of expertise

Clinical trial strategy, design and management

Clinical operations and global logistics

Experience in diagnostic and therapeutic development

Patient and healthcare professional engagement

Quality and regulatory engagement compliance

Who to contact

Jonathan Morgan

Chief Medical Officer

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Sara Brightwell-Muir

Director of Clinical Research & Innovation

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Other ways we can support you

Small molecule drug discovery

Access our state-of-the-art research facilities, gain support from our highly experienced scientists, and leverage our expertise.

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Antibody development

Access to our advanced antibody technologies, support from our experienced scientists, and over 30 years of antibody expertise.

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Diagnostics development

We support all stages of diagnostics development, from assay design through to clinical validation

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