From The Editor

  1. AI Governance Is Becoming A Competitive Edge In Trials 10/1/2026

    Strong data hygiene, formal governance, and human oversight are becoming essential to responsible, scalable AI adoption in clinical trials.

  2. Why The Biostatistician's Seat At The Table Keeps Vanishing 9/29/2026

    A Pfizer and Cytel veteran on why statisticians belong at trial design, and why fewer sponsors keep them in-house.

  3. From 73% Noncompliant To 2.4%: Building A Compliance Office 9/28/2026

    How one research administrator cut a university's clinical trial disclosure noncompliance from 73% to 2.4% in two years, then built a second office.

  4. How AI Is Used To Predict Trial Performance Before Enrollment 9/24/2026

    AI and early digital twin models can help forecast trial performance, refine site feasibility, and anticipate operational needs before enrollment begins.

  5. Two Planning Mistakes That Quietly Sink Clinical Programs 9/22/2026

    A veteran biostatistician on the planning document and the dose-selection shortcut that quietly decide whether trials succeed.

  6. A Framework For Diagnosing Clinical Research Technology Maturity 9/21/2026

    A 30-year clinical research veteran breaks down the four stages of technology maturity and why most organizations misjudge their own.

  7. Clinical Trial Sites Don't Need More Tech, They Need Fewer Silos 9/17/2026

    Disconnected systems – not a lack of technology – are slowing clinical trial execution and forcing site staff to bridge costly workflow gaps.

  8. A Biostatistician's Caution Around Digital Twins In Trials 9/15/2026

    A veteran statistician explains why she’s unconvinced digital twins can replace randomization in clinical trials, at least for now.

  9. Who Owns Data Quality? The Authority Gap Slowing Trials 9/14/2026

    A former Bayer medical affairs lead explains why data-quality decisions land with whoever controls the budget, not whoever understands the data.

  10. Clinical Research Isn't Even A Recognized Job. That's A Problem. 9/10/2026

    The U.S. doesn’t have an official job code for clinical research professionals. David Vulcano explains why that gap is holding back the workforce.