UCB SA Partners with Domino Data Lab to Modernize Statistical Computing for Faster Drug Development

Reuters
20 May
UCB SA Partners with Domino Data Lab to Modernize Statistical Computing for Faster Drug Development

UCB SA has announced a new partnership with Domino Data Lab to modernize its Statistical Computing Environment $(SCE.UK)$ and advance the development of innovative therapies for severe diseases. This collaboration aims to enhance UCB's research capabilities by integrating diverse analytical tools like SAS, R, and Python within a cloud-enabled framework, leveraging Domino's cloud technologies and open-source support. The partnership will also focus on fostering open-source principles and establishing global standards for efficient and compliant statistical environments, contributing to initiatives like PHUSE and the SCE Coalition. UCB's broader scientific innovation strategy aligns with this effort to accelerate clinical development and maintain compliance with industry standards such as GxP, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, and GDPR.

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