@srg36 I think that placebos are absolutely necessary for clinical trials to study human research and development in gaining greater advancement in drug trials and to see if a drug is actually as effective as produced by the FDA approval….   Read more»

@mayasaunders I do say that i can attest to your statement and I remember having to go through extensive 8 weeks of training years ago at a call center as a sales Rep for verizon wireless. I have to go…   Read more»

@tvkp4817 I really appreciate your angle and honesty on experience in the job market and how straight out of college upon graduation you worked for a small company before and you learned a lot of skills and lessons within that…   Read more»

@justinwilliams this is exactly what I was thinking when it comes to disease outbreaks and the first thing that came to mind was the Covid 19 pandemic, and how the world was not prepared for this outbreak because when it…   Read more»

@ala26 I can say that I have a similar background as you. I have been on a summer internship that is 8 weeks long in a whole different environment and out of my own comfort zone what I am used…   Read more»

@jad73 This is a prime example of why it is never a good idea to cut corners when it comes to business and the state of affairs because when you take short cuts in business deals it will always come…   Read more»

@lmathis having insight when it comes to choosing a medical device for biomaterial selection is suppose too compliment and give the individual the best outcomes when it comes to getting good results and improve the overall quality of life. The…   Read more»

@kcrudupmsm-edu I can say that when it comes to animals being used for research vs food it’s a fine line and it can be hard to decide which is more useful and important for research or food. It’s really about…   Read more»

I don’t think that cutting corners in research is ever a good thing, but yet it happens in clinical settings. A lot of time when it comes to cutting corners in research is due to meeting deadlines, and time constraints,…   Read more»

Posted by: @cruzdonato Research in industry can be volatile due to time and money constraints. Sometimes, corners need to be cut in order to meet deadlines or cut down costs. What do you believe is the deciding factor between a…   Read more»

@amandaally1029 This is a great perspective to have if you have prior experiences in both the academia vs the industry. Now mainly most of the working experiences I have had is mainly in the academia arena and I don’t really…   Read more»

@amandaally1029 This is a great perspective to have if you have prior experiences in both the academia vs the industry. Now mainly most of the working experiences I have had is mainly in the academia arena and I don’t really…   Read more»

@amandaally1029 This is a great perspective to have if you have prior experiences in both the academia vs the industry. Now mainly most of the working experiences I have had is mainly in the academia arena and I don’t really…   Read more»

@anthonynjit to answer your response on this topic I do believe that in the era we live in now of pre pandemic and post pandemic of Covid-19, virtual access to meetings and project management on zoom calls are more critical…   Read more»

@ridmehta I think this topic on should a individual decide to go onsite or remote work has been the hot topic of these past two years since the pandemic began in 2020 which forced us all change of way of…   Read more»