23 CHEMICALS KNOWLEDGE HUB Issue 2 / October 2025 NEWS To meet growing industry demand for patient assessments and biomarker integration in first-inhuman (FIH) studies, the company is expanding its patient access framework through a network of academic and commercial collaborators. These hybrid or multi-part protocols—combining healthy volunteer and patient cohorts within a single integrated design— offer speed, flexibility, and scientific rigor and a seamless pathway for generating early clinical data. Thierry Van Nieuwenhove, CEO of Quotient Sciences, commented: “This partnership reflects our 35-year commitment to helping customers accelerate drug development to Proof of Concept by reducing complexity and breaking down traditional barriers. By combining Quotient’s clinical expertise with Biorasi’s global patient access network, we enable Sponsors to efficiently conduct early-phase studies under a single operational and contracting model, while maintaining the highest standards of clinical research and data quality. We take your molecule to the next stage of its journey— faster and more cost-effectively than anyone else.” “Biotech and pharma innovators need flexible, reliable solutions to succeed in today’s evolving clinical trial environment,” added Chris O’Brien, CEO of Biorasi. “Through this collaboration with Quotient Sciences, we are providing Sponsors with a simplified, scalable model that supports everything from FIH studies to patient POC, helping new therapies reach patients faster.” The expansion into patients is a natural extension of Translational Pharmaceutics®, Quotient’s disruptive approach to drug development which seamlessly integrates formulation development, drug product manufacturing, and clinical testing, saving up to 12 months and accelerating data-driven decision making. The venture also expands opportunities for adjacent services including comprehensive CDMO offerings such as pharmacy compounding, drug product manufacturing, data sciences, and regulatory support.
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