At the start of the year many of us faced changes to the way we work as the COVID-19

Never judge a book by its cover –we know

I believed that the central purpose of journalism is to provide the general population

The sudden imposition of remote working in response to the 2020 COVID-19

Clinical trials are not cheap to conduct, and with data integrity

The scientific literature comprises scholarly publications that report original

Our publication on effectiveness of a multimodal intervention

However you may feel about the way political leaders have turned Brexit

We should all do what we can to get young people interested

Creating an awesome title is like bending a straight line into a circle.

High functioning investigator sites are essential to the delivery

We recently encouraged writers (of all kinds) in our recent Insider’s Insight to experiment with large language.

Experience at Niche has taught us that clinical study protocols are born in the white-hot fire

When a country’s economy becomes so dominated by a single export industry

The clinical stage biotechnology company developing breakthrough therapies for patients suffering with cancer,

Buying Christmas presents for people can be difficult

The comparison of the DPP4 (dipeptidyl peptidase 4) SARS-CoV-2

Occasionally, a manuscript will be accepted on first submission without revisions.

You can waste a considerable amount of time when reviewing and editing

Early in 2020, COVID-19 was spreading rapidly across the globe.

Titles are the first thing readers see, yet often they are addressed

People working in the sciences aren’t generally perceived as being outgoing.

There have been hundreds of thousands of deaths from COVID-19

We all get them, some of us more than 10 a day, emails from journals

ive years ago I was lucky enough to be involved in a project that resulted in publications

There are people everywhere who use two spaces after a full-stop.

Visit our brand-new website to learn more about our innovative training programme

May 4 is often known as ‘Star Wars Day’. It is jokingly said

Music has a remarkable ability to bring people together and permeate

In the past, Halloween has meant the end of the crop and the start of the dark, cold winter.

The last 20 years at Niche have been amazingly exciting – offering

Do you know what Good Laboratory Practice stands for? In nonclinical animal studies

The proceedings of the Association for Human Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry (AHPPI)

Every year, a huge amount of scientific data is released. It's out there, but how do you find it?

Scientific knowledge should be accessible to all and if you are those communicating science

Yesterday was 20 years since the Memorandum

Concerns about readiness of the European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) Clinical Trials Information System persist as the.

The Institute for Apprenticeships (IFA) has approved its 300th

Because new biologic treatments for asthma can be expensive and cause side effects,

We all have a responsibility to encourage young people to study science

Last week was the 20-year anniversary of my founding Niche Science & Technology Ltd.

Finding the best vehicle in which to publish your research findings is a perennial challenge.

The prestige of publication has been based on traditional citation metrics

Know the difference between an eye-catching, action-inspiring poster

A new guidance document for the publication of company-sponsored

You may think that 'writing the abstract' simply  involves summarising

In this case the plan is a paradigm shift in the way we will manage

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

Since 2013 we have been sharing our understanding on key issues with friends and clients via our Insider’s Insights.

Phase I is the lifeblood or new medicines. The UK’s Phase I representative body,

Son, I wanted to record this landmark day in your progress through life.

Want a conversation to warm your heart and lift your spirits

If you're managing a project, it's important to stay informed about work progress

I'm sure that everyone works hard and tries to do their best.

Our team are exploring different and novel ways for young people to enter the pharmaceutical industry.

As a jobbing scientist you rarely spend your whole career working on the same project.

The largest pharmaceutical companies not surprisingly rely on the largest contract research organizations

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light

There are many regulatory documents but perhaps none are more critical

The latest issue of Journal Frontiers in Pharmacology has just published

Welcome everyone to the first issue of the Frailomic consortium

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

There is a short summary of a scientific paper called an abstract

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

Writing your PhD thesis can be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

They say that as one door closes another one opens.

We are sharing our latest Insider’s Insight – Ta dah

Epidemiological data suggest that at two in five of us will experience

Writing that is short is vigorous.

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

One notable characteristic of Brexit has been a race for the bottom by journalists

Welcome to the seventh issue of the Refractory Asthma Stratification Programme (RASP-UK) newsletter

I have never been great at conferences. People don’t believe me but I am painfully shy and far too worried about what.

Clinical consensus statements are agreed opinions formulated by a group of experts

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light

Perhaps one of the greatest challenges we have faced over the last 25 years

Attend any research meeting, conference or clinical congress

Advisory board meetings are often used to address perceived knowledge gaps and build consensus.

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

Our publication on the potential benefits of bariatric surgery

Plagiarism is an issue of growing concern within the scientific literature

Last week marked 12 months since I was involved in a life-changing accident.

The US Army has a new secret weapon – napping.

We all need heroes - people who can champion our cause - helping the world to understand our rationale

sA lot of people say that people don't just buy things, they buy connection

Once all the subjects have gone home, the samples have been analysed,

Metathesiophobia: from Preclinical to Clinical Development

Whether it’s a festival, concert or celebratory party, music unites people and pervades

We have some strange terms in the pharma industry

Searching the literature can take various forms, ranging from a quick scan of recent publications

I am continually reminded that I must work toward better relationships with my sons than the one I had with my dad.

We've been sharing you our Insider's Insights with you for 2 years now.

We use the term coming of age to describe the transition into adulthood

In response to my post with tips for people who want to start their own business

The world's first human COVID challenge trial has been given the green light

On this day 2 years ago I had a pretty bad accident getting knocked off my motorbike

Posters are an excellent opportunity to showcase your work

The internet was set alight last week on the issue of differences in the approach to emails adopted by men and women.

Having worked in early-stage clinical pharmacology for over 30 years

At some point, you'll want to share your great projects with your friends