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Halo was founded to bring together scientists across industry, academia and start-ups to accelerate breakthroughs in the world’s most pressing problems, from sustainability to human health. As part of our Innovation Catalyst series, we...
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Corporate innovation has a lot in common with the scientific method. Here's why a corporate innovator should think like a scientist.
Research in Germany is accelerating. Aiming to rival the United States and China, Germany should be on the radar of any R&D leader.
Even as global societies advance efforts to minimize gender differences in academia, inequities persist for women in research. Recent data shows that the STEM gender gap is not a mere consequence of lesser interest in the sciences among women, but...
Research administration—in its many manifestations—is a common pain point for scientists. We explore the burdensome requirements that consume researchers and their institutions.
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As Halo's first customer, Baxter has always been an early adopter in R&D partnering. Matt Muller (Applied Innovation at Baxter) shared takeaways from Baxter's kidney dialysis research engagements on Halo, including surprising new partners.