When a project fails, the first explanation is often technical. The data wasn’t solid enough.The results didn’t reproduce.Something behaved differently once things scaled. I used to think this way too. But after working through enough projects that didn’t make it, I’ve become less convinced that “the science failed” is usually the real answer. Not because […]
Brexit changed the regulatory environment in ways that continue to reshape the UK’s research and healthcare industries. For many scientists, the impact goes beyond politics and directly affects their ability to innovate, collaborate, and deliver results. Navigating these changes has become essential for anyone involved in life science research and development. The UK’s departure from […]
Ten years ago, I was working on a biotech startup. We had solid data and even positive feedback from potential end-users. At that time, I was in charge of the science side as designing studies, interpreting results, and turning everything into crisp, persuasive graphs. When it came time to raise funds, everyone thought: “We’ve got […]
