In our semi-annual State of Science survey, we look into how scientists around the globe continue to adapt their priorities, productivity, and mindset, and how that may affect the life science industry. For the second half of 2023, we’re in a unique moment where there are immediate opportunities. LINUS CEO Hamid Ghanadan and DeciBio Partner Stephane Budel share market insights and answer your questions about the state of the industry.
The Linus Group (LINUS) today announced the hiring of Dr. Natalie LaFranzo, PhD to the role of Vice President of Strategy. Natalie joins Hamid Ghanadan (founder and CEO) and Kristin Apple (President) as members of the LINUS leadership team.
In our recent study, we know that over half of adults between the ages of 60-79 years old are willing to use wearables to diagnose themselves. On a panel at CDX, hosted by Techonomy, President Kristin Apple joined Ann Garnier (Lisa Health) and Sumit Nagpal (Cherish) to discuss these findings and the impact tech and digital tools can have.
At this year’s World Woman Future Forum UN General Assembly, Kristin Apple participated in a discussion on how to use applied intelligence to enable an inclusive and healthier future for all.
As patients become more empowered in their own health journeys, they’re becoming more fluent in wearables and digital health apps. At the Health Innovation Summit 2022, Hamid Ghanadan talks with Erin Coward of JPMorgan Chase & Co about how practitioners and experts in digital therapeutics (DTx) can adapt to this new generation of patients.
In an interview with American Chemical Society, Founder Hamid Ghanadan shares advice for engaging with Gen Z audiences in a productive, meaningful way. Beyond conversations about Gen Z, he also shares insights from his non-traditional career path — and how trusting his gut brought him to the origins of LINUS.
In early 2022, we surveyed scientists to understand their mindset and scientific priorities. Given the recent changes in global economy and as we continue in the Next Normal, we checked back in to see what’s changed, what hasn’t, and what scientists tell us about the remainder of the year.
We surveyed 135 scientists around the globe and asked them about their scientific priorities, barriers, and their progression of productivity in 2022.