Consulting

Sam Hoare from Pharmechanics supports pharmaceutical, life science and academic scientists in developing new therapeutics and understanding drug target systems. See the Testimonials page.
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Strategic consulting, e.g. drug candidate selection, identifying novel applications for new assay technology.
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Data analysis and troubleshooting, especially in lead optimization and clarifying unusual results.
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Scientific communication, including white papers, seminars, and scientific publications.
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​ Pharma & biotech consulting
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For five years I have supported Pharma and biotech clients with R&D pharmacology, enabling projects to move forward and the best drug candidates to be selected.
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With a wealth of experience of in vitro pharmacology in the pharmaceutical industry I can help you resolve the issues that are creating challenges in your drug discovery project.
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For example, with BMS and Crinetics Pharmaceuticals I have supported project teams in candidate selection, understanding the mechanism of action, and explaining unusual pharmacology data.
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Life sciences consulting
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For life science companies developing novel tools for drug discovery, I identify novel utilities and create new data analysis methodologies to increase the application and value of the products.
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For example, working with Montana Molecular we have developed new kinetic analysis platforms for biosensors that enable routine quantification of the kinetics of signaling for drug discovery.
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Education & training
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I provide education and training to numerous organizations in the analysis of in vitro data, providing seminars and training materials.
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