Strategies for faster R&D

Posted on 10 October 2018 by Keith Turner

Could you really cut R&D times by a factor of five? Senior R&D managers are constantly under pressure to deliver their new innovations to the … Continue reading →

Let the patient decide: an autoinjector with patient-settable injection time

Posted on 24 September 2018 by Tom Oakley

Autoinjectors have to inject the drug within a reasonable range of time. The minimum injection time is set by potential discomfort. The maximum injection time … Continue reading →

3 sure steps to faster R&D

Posted on 21 September 2018 by Keith Turner

Are you an R&D manager who would like to get your products to market more quickly? You may have suffered project delays such as: just … Continue reading →

Nanopatterning for medical applications

Posted on 6 September 2018 by Alex Vasiev

Nanotechnology appears in popular culture as a cure for everything from cancer to balding. In science nanotechnology is an umbrella term for a variety of … Continue reading →

What does ‘rapid’ really mean?

Posted on 30 July 2018 by Philip Howie

One of the real strengths of working with a consultancy is the ability to increase the size of your team, bring in extra skills and … Continue reading →

Connected drug delivery

Posted on 16 July 2018 by Tom Oakley

The need for connected drug delivery devices Most people would agree that drug delivery devices have improved in recent years, particularly with the increased focus … Continue reading →

An introduction to needlestick protection and safety syringes

Posted on 13 June 2018 by Thom Wyatt

The need Needlestick injuries are second only to back injuries as a cause of injury to healthcare workers (HCW), with up to 1,000,000 cases estimated … Continue reading →

The latest developments in Connected Drug Delivery Devices

Posted on 6 June 2018 by Tom Oakley

Springboard’s Tom Oakley summarises Connected Drug Delivery Devices in the introduction to the latest OnDrugDelivery magazine issue. For more information, please contact Tom Oakley.

Rapid, world-class and ethical: the story of Springboard

Posted on 14 May 2018 by Tom Oakley

Click on the title text below to see the full article… Rapid, world-class and ethical: Springboard Scale-Up Story

Profile of Rob Udale: an engineer at Springboard

Posted on 10 May 2018 by Rob Udale

What is a typical project like? During my two years at Springboard there has been no such thing as a typical project – having worked … Continue reading →