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State of Science: What scientists want and predict in 2023
State of Science: What scientists want and predict in 2023
Are scientists preparing for a tighter economic climate? What are they thinking, feeling and doing with their work as we head into 2023? And what does that mean for the companies who sell to scientific markets?
In our semi-annual State of Science survey, we look into how scientists around the globe continue to adapt their priorities, productivity, and mindset, and how that may affect the life science industry. Add on the current economic climate, and we may be able to strategically plan priorities for the next year.
To better understand what’s driving these dynamics, we surveyed a cohort of scientists on their priorities, expectations and perceptions for 2023. From applications and techniques that are making the biggest impact in scientific research to their purchasing intent, we’re taking a look at the state of our industry and how scientists are behaving and thinking about the year ahead.
Report coming soon.
Update on the State of Science 2022: What scientists want and predict
Halfway through a year of what is the Next Normal, scientists around the globe are adapting their mindsets and priorities in an ever-changing ecosystem that continues to look different every day.At the beginning of the year, we surveyed a cohort of global scientists to better understand what they expect in the upcoming year. Now, we’re checking in with those scientists again to track what changes and trends are manifesting, and what will continue to change as the year progresses. From applications and techniques that are making the biggest impact to measuring productivity and the barriers they face in making progress, we’re taking a look at the state of our industry. Join us for a live conversation, hosted by President Kristin Apple and Founder Hamid Ghanadan, we’ll discuss the trends and shifts we’re seeing, and how to adapt and plan for what’s still to come in the life science industry.
Home is the Center of Health
Today, home is more than a home. It’s our doctor’s office, our diagnostics lab, our long-term care center.
By 2030, 93 million Americans will be 60+ and 77% of adults want to stay in their home as they age. If home is the primary way we deliver care to this population, how can companies step up to support this new reality? In our latest report, we surveyed 1,000+ adults between the ages of 60-79 to better understand what this population might want, need and desire at the intersection of health and home, and the technologies they choose to adopt. In this webinar recording, LINUS President Kristin Apple and CEO Hamid Ghanadan discuss insights and data from our study and the foundation of how to evolve for the future of health at home. We’ll also share three insight-driven innovation territories to consider as we design for a future where home is the center of health.
Gen Z Is The Future of Health — How to Be Relevant and Design for This Generation
A lot has changed in a year and one thing hasn’t. Gen Z is still signaling the way we do, see, and talk about health — a position that is only fueled by a global pandemic. As Gen Z quickly joins as employees, customers, and audience, our industry must be prepared to embrace the future this generation expects.
Join us for the first of our new Open Series conversations. Tie up your shoes and head outside for an audio-only walk n’ talk. President Kristin Apple and CEO Hamid Ghanadan will be sharing everything you need to know to innovate for Gen Z — from what drives them to the new definition of care.
The Future of Digital Therapeutics (DTx) & the Impact on Care
Who will accelerate and lead the adoption of Digital Therapeutics (DTx)? Will it be physicians, health systems, pharmaceutical companies, payers, consumers, startups, or a combination of all? What might be important for entrepreneurs to know about the space? Join leaders of Best Shot, Nymbl and SmartTab for an engaging discussion on the future of DTx and the impact on care.
Health Innovation in a Pandemic: One Year Later
Last year we started a conversation about Health Innovation in a Pandemic. What’s happened since then and what’s coming next? Boulder-based companies and leaders fostered collaboration, innovation and new models of care to address new and existing challenges in healthcare. Join leaders of Biodesix, Redox, SteadyMD and Hippo Health for a robust conversation on the future of health.
Recapping HLTH 2020: What You Need to Know Now That Could Shape Your Strategy Tomorrow
A conversation with LINUS about HLTH’s top takeaways
This year’s HLTH VRTL conference is loaded. With online sessions ranging from conversations with chief health officers across the industry to exploring themes such as clinicians as consumers, it’s hard to pack it all in — even from them comfort of your own home.
That’s why our team is tuning in all week to extract exactly what you need to know that could inform your strategy now and in 2021.
This year our President, Kristin Apple, and CEO, Hamid Ghanadan, are putting their ears to the ground at HLTH VRTL to listen in on sessions, conversations and keynotes.
Gen Z + The Future of Health
Gen Z is revolutionizing healthcare as we know it.
As they enter the workforce and graduate from medical school, they’re expecting much more from healthcare institutions. That’s because to them, their health and wellness is more than a vital sign, it’s integrating wellbeing. How might what Gen Z innately believes transform the way they interact in the marketplace? What changes will companies need to make to better serve Gen Z as clients, customers and employees?
Presented by LINUS President Kristin Apple and Founder Hamid Ghanadan, we’ll share four forces that influence Gen Z and the future of health.
Future Forward: A Special Report on Preparing for the Next Normal
What does your next normal look like?
It’s been over two months since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. With many regions around the world opening up again, we know this transition phase will make a lasting impact on the success of the life science community as they enter into the next normal.
BOULDER STARTUP WEEK
Health Innovation in a Pandemic
In the past 6 weeks, innovation in healthcare has moved faster than the last 5+ years. Boulder's digital health, life science community, and care delivery providers rallied to the forefront to answer this call. Our panelists will share how their companies pivoted during the crisis and talk about the trade-offs on the impact on their business. Join us for a robust online panel discussion to learn more.
BOULDER STARTUP WEEK
Femtech Now: COVID Spotlight
Coronavirus has nearly halted in-office women's health appointments and care. From IVF clinic closures to maternity visits transpiring via telemedicine, healthy women are being put at risk because of the pandemic. Boulder's robust femtech community has solutions for women to control their own care. Join leaders of Prima-Temp, MamaMend, MfB Fertility and iBirth for an important discussion on the future of women's health during a pandemic.
Special Report: Major Updates on Scientific Progress Amidst a Global Pandemic
This report is an update to our original coronavirus report. It is the results of a longitudinal survey of the life science community during the Coronavirus pandemic outbreak.
In the last month, we surveyed nearly 2,000 scientists, researchers, directors and other life science professionals to better understand how the industry is reacting to the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. This webinar is a synopsis of the report. It explores how the life science community is reacting to this disruption, the estimated long-term effects on scientific research, the perceived length and depth of the disruption, and the overall sentiment felt across the industry.
Phase One: How Scientific Research Progresses Amidst a Global Pandemic
We surveyed 350 scientists, researchers, directors and other professionals within scientific institutions and companies to better understand how the community is impacted in the early phases of the Coronavirus pandemic outbreak.
Effective Pharma + Healthcare Marketing Through Storytelling That Leads To Action
Did you know there’s a new model for creating a decision-journey map for pharma + healthcare that allows you to apply storytelling to drive action?
5 Key Trends in Life Science and Healthcare Marketing (According to Marketers)
The healthcare and life science industries are constantly evolving and growing at such a pace that would make any marketer keep one eye trained on the future, anticipating the next big move. Watch our webinar to see what trends will shape 2019.