SCOPE Europe 2025 Best of Show Entries
By Clinical Research News Staff
October 10, 2025 | It’s time to vote for the SCOPE Europe 2025 Best of Show awards! This year, there are 22 finalists that will be displaying their products in Barcelona. Attendees of SCOPE Europe are invited and encouraged to identify extraordinary innovative technologies used by life science professionals and to vote on the most impactful new products of the year.
The competition is open to all SCOPE Europe exhibitors, and exhibiting companies entered their products for consideration in advance of the event. They will be recognized at the event, and attendees are encouraged to explore the exhibit hall for these novel technologies, tools, products, and solutions and vote for the Best of Show Award. Please note, selection is not based on the level of sponsorship or exhibit participation. Products must have been newly released or improved since October 2024, and they must be available for purchase at the event.
Winners will be selected by the SCOPE community voting during the event. Voting links will be available at finalists’ booths and throughout the event. Voting will open when the exhibit hall opens on Tuesday, October 14 at 10:53am and close at 11am on Wednesday, October 15.
Winners will be announced live at the event on the exhibit hall floor on Wednesday, October 15, at 2:40pm and during the Wednesday afternoon plenary session.
The new products are listed below in alphabetical order by company name. The product descriptions below were submitted by the entering companies.
The 2025 finalists include: ACM Global Laboratories (Central and Bioanalytical Lab Radiopharmaceutical Services), Anju Software (Luminee V1.0), Bitfount (Bitfount v12.73.0), Citeline (Citeline PatientMatch version 1), Clinical Trials Information Network (Clinical Trials Easily Understood), CluePoints (Intelligent Query Detection (IQD)), Cognivia (Cognivia Signal™ - Version 1), Credible Planning (PACE v5), Cyntegrity (MyRBQM® Portal v9: AI-Augmented Protocol Deviation Detection (PDD) module), Docuvera (Open Study Builder Integrator), H1 (MyProjects), Inato (Inato AI Patient Pre-screening), Medidata (Medidata Protocol Optimization), Perceptive (ClinPhone Pro V1), QUIPMENT (Q Carbon Compass), Replior AB (Replior’s Smart Scratch Ring), Scout (Data-Driven Automated Payments), Suvoda (Suvoda Platform with eCOA and its patented Questionnaire XD), Teckro (Teckro), TriNetX, LLC (TriNetX LIVE™ - September 2025), WCG (WCG Total Training), and Wemedoo AG (oomnia).
Here are the full entries:
ACM Global Laboratories | Central and Bioanalytical Lab Radiopharmaceutical Services | Booth 14
https://www.acmgloballab.com/
ACM is now uniquely equipped to support the needs of study protocols for radiopharmaceuticals with our wholly owned, licensed, and certified labs in Rochester, NY, and York, UK. Our facilities are designed to manage the complexities of radiopharmaceutical testing across all trial phases—from Pre-Clinical through Phase 4. With an advanced logistics and supply chain infrastructure, ACM ensures seamless distribution and reliable testing, making us one of the most comprehensive central labs in the clinical trial space, supporting successful outcomes in radiopharmaceutical clinical trials globally. We are able to conduct analytical testing of samples following the treatment of drug labelled with most of the common isotopes that are used in the clinical treatment of particular cancers. These isotopes include, but are not limited to, the following: Technetium 99, Fluorine 18, Copper 64, Gallium 67, Rubidium 82, Indium 111, Actinium 225, Astatine 211, Holmium 166, Yttrium 90, Lutetium 177, Iron 59, Rhenium 188, Chromium 51, and Carbon 14. Our capabilities extend to assessing a broad array of radioactive isotopes, supporting the safe and timely handling of radiopharmaceuticals in clinical trials. These advanced capabilities mean ACM provides support for analysis, including PK and PD of the drug molecules, storage, and shipment of samples.
Anju Software | Luminee V1.0 | Booth 48
https://www.anjusoftware.com/eclinical/luminee/
Luminee is a persona-based ecosystem of interconnected virtual assistants powered by specialized AI agents that support automating tedious tasks to accelerate trial timelines and reduce costs. Luminee's initial focus is reducing trial database build times and effort by 90%.
Bitfount | Bitfount v12.73.0 | Booth 28
https://www.bitfount.com/
Bitfount is an on-premises AI platform that enables sponsors, CROs, sites, and algorithm developers to work together seamlessly on clinical research and clinical trials. The Bitfount platform uses advanced AI models for mining and analyzing medical imaging and medical EHR data in hospitals and clinics to find eligible patients for efficacy studies, observational studies, and much more, accelerating timelines and cutting costs. Crucially, no data is ever shared or seen by any third parties. The no-code desktop application also provides additional capabilities for AI model training and evaluation, all while preserving the privacy of data. In the latest release, the Bitfount platform has a capability called 'In-site Insights' which allows sites to run on-premises AI analysis on their site data and get reports about their patient populations, estimated biomarker growth rates, etc. This helps the sites better select the trials they should participate in. For sponsors, it automates the site selection and feasibility.
Citeline | Citeline PatientMatch version 1 | Booth 27
https://www.citeline.com/en/products-services/patient-engagement-and-recruitment/patientmatch
Citeline PatientMatch delivers custom-timed alerts to investigators and site staff when patients who match your specified protocol receive lab or biomarker results that could make them eligible for your study. Empower your principal investigators to optimize their time and concentrate on ideal trial participants, streamlining recruitment processes before the window of opportunity closes.
Clinical Trials Information Network | Clinical Trials Easily Understood | Booth 44
https://clinicaltrials.eu
ClinicalTrials.eu is a patient-centric, multilingual search platform connecting patients with research sites across borders. It provides daily updated data from verified clinical trial registries and presents it in clear, localized, and understandable form for patients and their families. What makes it unique is its ability to link patients and clinical centers internationally, overcoming language and geographic barriers that have long limited access to clinical research in Europe. The platform supports cross-border trial discovery, particularly valuable for patients with rare diseases, who often must travel abroad to find suitable studies. The new release introduces four additional language versions: Danish, Dutch, Romanian, and Austrian German, expanding the existing network that already includes English, German, French, Spanish, Polish, and Italian. ClinicalTrials.eu operates on a fully automated content generation system, enabling continuous creation and synchronization of trial data across all local domains.
CluePoints | Intelligent Query Detection (IQD) | Booth 12
https://cluepoints.com/what-we-do/intelligent-query-detection-iqd/
Intelligent Query Detection (IQD) addresses the three main pain points of query detection – manual listing review and creation, and query creation. Traditional manual reviews are cognitively exhausting, inefficient, and prone to human error. As data flows in, listings must be reviewed line by line for discrepancies in Excel or SAS, with progress and changes tracked manually. Once issues are found, data managers must log into the EDC, locate each data point, and manually draft queries. These queries vary in style and often require multiple conversations with clinical sites for resolution. This introduces variability and inefficiency and can hinder query resolution. Creating study listings is also resource intensive. The data manager outlines the required checks, and the programmer maps listing columns to dataset variables, often involving significant back-and-forth to clarify requirements, write and test code, and complete UAT. IQD addresses these pain points with a modern, AI-driven approach which automates discrepancy review, generates suggested queries and eliminates manual setup. Instead of data managers combing through rows manually, IQD continuously scans incoming data to detect discrepancies. The system flags potential issues in real time, eliminating the need for periodic, human-led reviews. When discrepancies are found, IQD auto-generates suggested query texts. The data manager only reviews and approves or rejects the suggestions, and approved queries are automatically pushed into the EDC system. A further benefit is that IQD removes the need for listings altogether. Through natural language prompts, the algorithm adapts to each study’s requirements, eliminating manual configuration, while still supporting testing and validation.
Cognivia | Cognivia Signal™ - Version 1 | Booth 33
https://cognivia.com/cognivia-signal/
Clinical trials are plagued by high patient non-adherence and dropout rates—up to 40% of participants don’t follow medication protocols, and 30% drop out entirely. Each lost patient costs sponsors up to $19,500 or even more, causing significant delays, inflated budgets, and risking trial failure. These behavioral risks often go unnoticed until the damage is done. Cognivia Signal™ changes this dynamic. It’s the first real-time behavioral risk intelligence platform; it uses proprietary assessments and advanced machine learning to spot patients at risk of dropping out or failing to adhere—before they disrupt the trial. The platform delivers early warning indicators like declining motivation, mounting stress, or disengagement, allowing for swift, tailored interventions that keep patients enrolled and compliant. Cognivia Signal also benchmarks behavioral risks across sites and countries, equipping sponsors and CROs to allocate resources more effectively. It supports smarter, targeted patient and site training, and proactive management where it’s needed most. Crucially, it addresses placebo response risk by revealing behavioral drivers like patient expectations and other placebo response indicators at the site and country level. These insights enable sponsors to minimize “behavioral noise” and improve data reliability. Developed by Cognivia, a leader in behavioral analytics, Cognivia Signal gives clinical operations teams a brand-new visibility on major clinical trial risks. It transforms patient behavior from an unpredictable liability into a measurable, actionable signal- empowering sponsors to anticipate risk, intervene early, and protect trial integrity.
Credible Planning | PACE v5 | Booth 32
https://www.credibleplanning.com/
PACE Pilot is a complete scenario-modelling SaaS product that lets you plan, track, adjust and reforecast your study on a single platform with your teams in control. It induces standardization and simplicity in study planning and forecasting processes across all phases of the clinical development pipeline (especially early phase cohort-based studies). Key Features include:
Cohort Designer
Study Start-up Planner
Site Activation Management
Enrolment Forecaster
Probability of Success simulator to assess uncertainty on your planned/forecasted LPI (PACE v5).
Cyntegrity | MyRBQM® Portal v9: AI-Augmented Protocol Deviation Detection (PDD) module | Booth 4
https://cyntegrity.com/rbqm-software/
Cyntegrity’s AI-Augmented Protocol Deviation Detection (PDD) module, debuting with the MyRBQM® Portal v9 (October 2025 release), redefines how clinical teams manage deviations by turning fragmented, retrospective tracking into real-time, subject-level intelligence. Purpose-built for GxP-regulated environments, PDD integrates seamlessly within the validated MyRBQM® Portal, which is Microsoft Healthcare AI-certified and hosted on secure, EU-compliant cloud infrastructure. The module automatically detects and categorizes minor, major, and critical protocol deviations while applying AI-assisted scoring to assess likelihood, detectability, and impact. Cross-domain intelligence connects adverse events, medical history, concomitant medications, and lab data, ensuring data integrity at the subject level. Interactive dashboards and deviation heatmaps enable trial managers to monitor deviation trends, profile site risks, and plan inspections proactively. New in v9, PDD introduces advanced deviation scoring logic for prioritization, enhanced visualization with drill-down dashboards, and interoperability with the Portal’s Protocol Complexity Analysis and Subject Profiles modules. Together, these advances create a fully integrated RBQM workflow. Reinforced alignment with ICH E6(R3) and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 ensures regulatory confidence, while validation through collaborations with sponsors and academic partners establishes credibility. This milestone release transforms deviation management from a passive, record-keeping activity into proactive, intelligent risk oversight, strengthening patient safety, data reliability, and inspection readiness.
Docuvera | Open Study Builder Integrator | Booth 43
https://docuvera.com
This solution solves the legacy issue of compliance and long cycle times for protocol approval and study start in clinical trials; reducing clinical study startup resource requirements and accelerating trial execution timelines. By adopting Digital Data Flow standards companies can move from a document-centric to a data-centric paradigm, enabling automation, interoperability, and reuse across the study lifecycle. The solution enables an end-to-end digital workflow integrating Open Study Builder (OSB) with Docuvera that automatically generates ICH M11-compliant protocols from CDISC USDM-structured study design; utilizes the TransCelerate Digital Data Flow technical frameworks for real-time integration between study design tools and protocol authoring systems; supports component-based authoring with automated FHIR export capabilities (enabling data-driven workflows); and generates the ICF from the Protocol (and other document types) using Docuvera GenAI.
H1 | MyProjects | Booth 6
https://h1.co/clinical/
Clinical research teams conducting trial feasibility studies and PI/site selection face significant organizational and collaboration challenges that impede efficient study startup. Traditional workflows force teams to work across disconnected systems and spreadsheets, making it difficult to maintain context around why specific investigators, sites, or patient populations were identified for potential trials. Research insights become scattered across individual files, email threads, and various platforms, creating knowledge silos that prevent effective collaboration. Teams struggle to maintain institutional memory about research decisions, site evaluation criteria, and investigator outreach strategies. Without proper collaborative platforms, teams resort to cumbersome email chains and version-controlled spreadsheets that quickly become outdated and difficult to navigate. These workflow inefficiencies directly impact study timeline planning and can delay critical trial startup activities, ultimately affecting patient access to investigational therapies. The clinical research industry needs centralized workspaces that preserve research context while enabling seamless collaboration throughout the feasibility and site selection process, allowing teams to leverage their data investments more effectively rather than constantly recreating institutional knowledge. That’s why we built MyProjects.
Inato | Inato AI Patient Pre-screening | Booth 19
https://www.inato.com/for-sites
In January, Inato launched AI patient pre-screening. The new tool leverages a series of AI models to help site staff assess patient eligibility for trials quickly, accurately, and at scale. Sites can securely upload patient records or pull records in from their EHR. From there, the AI conducts an in-depth assessment of each patient against all inclusion and exclusion criteria. Each evaluation breaks down patient eligibility by criterion, including a rationale for each and a source within the medical record that staff can refer back to. Site staff continue to make the final decisions on who to move forward to screening but can now receive highly accurate initial evaluations in minutes and assess patients for all of their relevant trials at once. Inato’s curated blend of AI models is capable of sophisticated medical reasoning and deduction, as well as time-bound assessments. For example, if a trial requires patients with a history of seizures, with 10 in the last six months, with no more than a month in between incidences, the AI leverages a combination of mathematical analysis and medical understanding to create a simple, easily understandable assessment for sites in minutes. Inato’s new tool is also capable of understanding handwriting for sites that upload written records. Inato AI patient pre-screening was co-developed with sites and sponsors to address longstanding challenges around patient identification and enrollment. Today, it helps sites slash review times by up to 90%, accelerating enrollment while meaningfully reducing site burden.
Medidata | Medidata Protocol Optimization | Booth 26
https://www.medidata.com/
Medidata’s innovative Protocol Optimization solution built on insights drawn from tens of thousands of historical clinical trials and 8000+ active studies worldwide, transforms trial design and execution by leveraging AI-driven capabilities to analyze study design and quantify the impact of protocol design decisions on operational outcomes like enrollment, retention, and cost. This solution can assess the impact on patient burden, site performance, and costs well in advance of the First Patient In (FPI), giving research and operations teams critical foresight into potential challenges. Protocol Optimization, launched in June 2025, begins with industry benchmarking, flagging commonly used procedures, synthesizing procedure frequency, and calculating the corresponding protocol complexity upfront. AI models use historical clinical trial data to simulate design trade-offs. The Patient Burden Index (PBI) incorporates many objective and subjective measures of the patient experience, including pain, hospitalization risk, procedure duration, and anxiety, enabling decisions to reduce patient burden without compromising endpoints. Predictive modeling then shows how protocol design changes are expected to impact burden and costs. This structured approach to protocol analysis significantly improves the protocol design process, decreases costly amendments, and informs enrollment planning, leading to smoother, lower-cost trials that are easier on patients and sites.
Perceptive | ClinPhone Pro V1 | Booth 15
https://www.perceptive.com/
ClinPhone Pro is a configurable solution designed for scalability and AI integration, enabling fast configuration and enhanced flexibility through self-service capabilities. Key features and functionality include flexibility and speed via self-service for immediate study changes, data access, and visualization, avoiding changes in scope and study delays. Users can activate new countries/regions, depots, and couriers; add or modify supply strategies (including all DNx settings); access and resend historic notifications and alerts; and tailor which notifications/alerts they wish to receive via email. Full lifecycle traceability means all activity is traced within the system via comprehensive, on-demand reports and an audit-trail log that can be filtered and exported as needed. It is designed for decentralized and hybrid trial models; core capabilities address direct-to-participant (DtP) and satellite site needs, with quick and efficient self-service tools to manage locally and centrally sourced materials and automatic supply-scheme switching. The platform offers a highly configurable dispensing design, allowing different quantities to be dispensed under different conditions. For automated restock of sites, "one-click order" and “Forecast Order” tools simulate live supply scenarios, calculating projected needs for a site based on known and hypothetical variables. If a shipment is needed, the system offers immediate shipment-request creation, supporting enhanced planning, timely patient treatment, and reduced drug wastage, e.g. ensuring sites are supplied in advance of holidays when depots/couriers may shut down or operate with reduced capacity. For real-time study snapshots, dashboards provide participant recruitment progress, site and depot inventories, participant visit calendars, and a quick-view pane of unread notifications, with individual user notification management.
QUIPMENT
Q Carbon Compass | Booth 20
https://www.linkedin.com/company/quipment-sas/?viewAsMember=true
Q Carbon Compass is an innovative tool designed to compare the carbon footprint of various sourcing strategies for clinical trial equipment solutions.
Replior AB
Replior’s Smart Scratch Ring | Booth 34
https://www.replior.com/products/digital-endpoints/scratch-sensor/
Replior’s Smart Scratch Ring, unveiled at Scope 2025, is a next-generation wearable sensor for objective measurement of itch-related scratching in dermatology trials. With a proprietary sensor array designed to detect micro-movements at the fingertips, it captures the intensity, frequency, duration, pressure, and location of scratching events in real time. The ring’s robust battery can last up to a week, so there’s minimal disruption to participants’ routines. The device also tracks vital signs such as heart rate, blood oxygen, and skin temperature, providing a holistic view of patient wellbeing. Skin temperature gives great patient compliance insights for wearing the device or not. Data is transmitted securely to our platform, which supports seamless integration. As a first-of-its-kind, finger-worn solution, the Smart Scratch Ring brings a deep understanding together with the traditional patient-reported outcomes, by delivering continuous, actionable data. By replacing guesswork with real-time insights, sponsors gain faster, more accurate endpoints and reduce patient burden. With advanced analytics, the ring can generate heat maps illustrating body areas most affected by scratching. Our mission is to empower clinical researchers with data-driven clarity, and the Smart Scratch Ring marks a new era in wearable technology for dermatological studies.
Scout
Data-Driven Automated Payments | Booth 42
https://www.scoutclinical.com/
Most automated models depend on perfect inputs to function, which doesn’t reflect how studies actually run. A late diary entry, a slightly different export, or a mid-study protocol change can stall payments in those systems. Scout’s approach was built to adapt. By absorbing these variations instead of rejecting them, we keep payments flowing without delays or rework. That flexibility, paired with automation, makes it easier for sponsors and CROs to maintain participant support and keep studies moving.
Suvoda
Suvoda Platform with eCOA and its patented Questionnaire XD | Booth 30
https://www.suvoda.com/products/ecoa
The latest release of the Suvoda Platform delivers a real-time experience for clinical trials—bringing together Suvoda IRT, eConsent, and eCOA, now further strengthened by the addition of Greenphire Patient Payment and Travel solutions. Suvoda delivers the most streamlined patient and site experience in clinical trials today, giving sponsors, sites, and patients a single platform that addresses both the operational and experiential challenges of trials. Suvoda’s patented Questionnaire XD revolutionizes the creation and deployment of eCOA assessments so that customers can prepare high-quality questionnaires within hours, not days. What’s new: for the patient and site experience, flexible modalities (BYOD, provisioned, hybrid) and an intuitive interface making it easier for patients to use throughout their trial; advanced real-time, pre-set, and ad-hoc reports that give immediate visibility into compliance, device status, and data quality across all solutions on the platform; Questionnaire XD, a design experience that decouples questionnaire creation, licensing, translation, and layout from the system build, enabling parallel workflows, faster deployment, mid-study changes, and reuse of questionnaires without technical bottlenecks; Patented Suvoda Questionnaire Definition Language (SQDL), a low-code/no-code design language that, when used with Questionnaire XD, allows for efficient development and deployment of questionnaires supported by real-time previews; and Virtual Partition, a new way to support trial-specific customization with a modern API framework so that sponsors can more easily maintain customizations and manage integrations with tech vendors across their program of studies. These updates create a comprehensive platform that minimizes complexity, improves agility, and enhances both operational efficiency and the trial experience.
Teckro
Teckro | Booth 17
http://teckro.com
Teckro is a web- and mobile-based technology, accessed via a browser, mobile device or tablet. Available globally in all popular app stores, it is easy to access and use. Teckro is a digital platform revolutionizing clinical trial operations by enhancing site engagement and streamlining communication between sponsors, CRAs, and sites. Designed with a mobile-first approach, Teckro allows site staff to access study protocols, FAQs, and updates instantly from their devices, ensuring compliance and reducing delays. It also provides a seamless, real-time, in-app communication tool for sites to get faster answers to their study-specific questions. At its core, Teckro transforms static trial documents into dynamic, searchable content. This enables faster decision-making and improves protocol adherence. Sponsors benefit from real-time oversight of site performance, allowing them to identify high-performing locations and intervene where engagement is low. The platform’s intelligent analytics help optimize recruitment strategies, minimize compliance risk, and generally allow sponsors to achieve better outcomes with less burden on sites. Teckro also replaces outdated communication methods—like spreadsheets and email chains—with targeted, compliant messaging tools. This fosters better collaboration and ensures that critical updates reach the right people at the right time.
TriNetX, LLC
TriNetX LIVE™ - September 2025 | Booth 1
https://trinetx.com/clinical-trial-design-optimization/
Clinical trial site selection remains one of the most critical yet challenging aspects of study planning, with poor site selection contributing to 86% of trials failing to meet enrollment targets. Traditional approaches rely on fragmented data sources, outdated site intelligence, and manual processes that create significant inefficiencies and recruitment delays. Key challenges include:
Fragmented site intelligence: site performance data scattered across multiple systems with inconsistent identification standards
Limited historical context: lack of visibility into sites' clinical trial experience, therapeutic expertise, and principal investigator networks
Capacity visibility: no real-time insights into site availability and current trial loads, leading to overburdened locations
Geographic inefficiency: inability to visualize and optimize site distribution for patient accessibility and recruitment success
These challenges result in extended study startup timelines, suboptimal site selection, and ultimately delayed patient access to innovative treatments. Sponsors and CROs waste valuable time manually cross-referencing databases, while healthcare organizations struggle to showcase their capabilities and connect with relevant opportunities. The problem is further compounded by the lack of standardized site identification across platforms, creating confusion and administrative burden when matching internal systems with external databases. With over 8,800 sites now in the TriNetX network spanning 15+ countries, the complexity of site selection decisions has reached a scale that demands sophisticated, data-driven solutions rather than traditional manual approaches.
New Release Highlights:
Historical performance analytics: five-year trial volume data sourced from public databases (primarily NCBI)
Real-time capacity monitoring: current active trial counts to assess site availability
Therapeutic expertise mapping: indication-specific trial counts revealing site specialization areas
Principal investigator (PI) directory integration: comprehensive list of known principal investigators with trial experience at each site
Interactive site profiles: intuitive interface accessible from the TriNetX LIVE™ Site Dashboard with instant access to key metrics
WCG
WCG Total Training | Booth 49
https://www.wcgclinical.com/solutions/total-training/
WCG Total Training is the industry’s first end-to-end clinical trial training solution, purpose-built to unify live, virtual, hybrid, and on-demand training. The solution leverages advanced analytics, expert-led consulting, audience engagement tools, and intuitive technology, aimed at empowering research sites and sponsors with streamlined, efficient, and highly effective clinical trial training. Total Training’s impact is proven, delivering:
A 35–50% reduction in protocol deviations
40% decrease in time from site initiation to first participant screened
97% average content engagement rate among site staff
Support for 525,000 clinicians at 100,000 sites worldwide
Wemedoo AG
oomnia | Booth 53
https://wemedoo.com/clinical-trial-software-tools/
oomnia Electronic Data Capture system now includes functionality for automated mapping of study data from CDASH-compliant electronic case report forms to SDTM datasets. This process standardizes data collection and enables regulatory-compliant submissions. Key solution features:
Input: data collected in CRFs designed according to CDASH Implementation Guide standards. This is not only a technical solution but also provides guidance and helps the eCRF designer to create compliant CDASH data sets and their visual representation in the form of an eCRF.
Mapping logic: programmatic transformation rules convert each CDASH field to its corresponding SDTM variable. This includes variable renaming, format conversion, domain assignment, and derivation of derived variables where applicable.
Automation: the mapping process is executed automatically within the oomnia export pipeline, minimizing manual intervention and reducing transcription errors.
Export: SDTM datasets generated according to CDISC SDTM Implementation Guide standards, ready for validation and submission.
Traceability: the system maintains full traceability between CDASH-compliant data elements and SDTM variables, supporting audit and regulatory inspection requirements.
Validation and quality checks: the automated process incorporates validation checks to ensure consistency, completeness, and compliance with SDTM rules via CDISC API.
For areas that are not well covered with controlled terminology through CDISC and NCI Thesaurus, oomnia provides access to numerous biomedical ontologies and terminology resources. Our semantic support provides users with access to other standardized biomedical terminology resources beyond CDISC. This is of special value for novel studies, including numerous biomarkers and studies that rely heavily on various genetic and other “omics” outputs.







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