Making The Grade? Big Pharma Deals With Academia Begin To Score
Executive Summary
With three to four years in the books, Big Pharma’s updated tie-ups with academia have started to progress – some have even reached first-in-human stages, but these updated models have yet to produce any radical results that show they are an improvement over old-style partnerships.
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