January 09, 2025

New Member: Welcome in our cluster to Alcedis GmbH

New Member: Welcome in our cluster to Alcedis GmbH
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Alcedis is a globally operating, leading full-service CRO with over 30 years of experience in clinical research. As a member of the Huma Group, they combine deep expertise with innovative AI-driven technologies to conduct clinical trials efficiently and accurately – from Phase I to market authorization, medical device projects, and real-world evidence. Their in-house competence centers for clinical operations, data management, and regulatory affairs drive advancements in drug and medical device development as well as patient care.

If you would like to learn more, please visit their Website.
Looking forward to your active participation!

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