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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2020 · 31 MIN

Accelerate Drugs And Medical Devices Development: The Digital Revolution with Luca Emili

from The dojo.live show / Interviews with Visionaries Shaping Travel Tech · host dojo.live

How to mix the cloud, “crowdscience” and digital engineering to create better and safer cures. Luca Emili is an Italian entrepreneur, founder and CEO of InSilicoTrials Technologies, the first global platform that is making easy to use modelling and simulation to accelerate the pace of innovation in the healthcare and life science industry. The “crowdscience” concept makes it easy for pharma companies, medical device producers, hospitals, and researchers to identify and use the best digital models available. So, it’s possible to cut costs and development time while meeting safety standards and, ultimately, to increase the number of new treatments that reach patients. View the full video interview here: https://dojo.nearsoft.com/interviews/accelerate-drugs-and-medical-devices-development-the-digital-revolution/

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