The Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters has announced that the University of Auckland (UoA), New Zealand, has selected Thomson Reuters Cortellis for Competitive Intelligence. With this initiative, the University seeks to grow its biomedical research programme and ensure future science and business professionals have access to premiere drug development data.
The strategic partnership between the University of Auckland and Thomson Reuters represents the beginning of a trend in medical research, where institutions are implementing commercial tools for students and researchers, to ensure both have access to the latest, most critical information for their work. It also ensures that, as students graduate and enter the workforce, they are well-prepared for their future roles and have a competitive advantage by being fluent on Thomson Reuters Cortellis.
The solution is being used by various institutes and centers at the University of Auckland, including the School of Medical Sciences, School of Biological Sciences, School of Chemical Sciences (Medicinal Chemistry), Center for Cancer Research, Maurice Wilkins Center, Liggins Institute, Institute for Innovation in Biotechnology and the University Commercialization Office.
Thomson Reuters Cortellis for Competitive Intelligence is the premiere platform for timely and accurate life sciences information, including drug pipeline data, patents, companies and the latest industry news, providing a full picture of the competitive landscape in a selected therapy area.
