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Easily find who's doing what in science AcademicLabs is a global AI-driven Early-Stage Research & Innovation Scouting Platform relied upon by Scientific Analysts, Business Development teams and Researchers at Leaders in the Biopharma Ecosystem.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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We added 1 million+ pharma & biotech decision-makers - searchable by function & team, with emails (opens the original)
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Finding the right person inside a pharma or biotech company is sometimes harder than finding the company. Most contact databases give you the CEO and a wall of job titles - not the CMC team, the regulatory director, the omics specialist, or the person actually running preclinical development. So we changed that. In this walkthrough I show a major update to AcademicLabs: we added more than one million decision-makers across pharma, biotech, health tech and adjacent sectors - and by decision-maker
Qualify best fit biotech startup or academic lab customers at scale in a few clicks (opens the original)
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Finding the right customers in life sciences is a needle-in-a-haystack problem. There are thousands of companies working in any given space - but only a handful are at the exact stage, with the exact science, that fits what you offer right now. In this walkthrough I show how AcademicLabs qualifies your best-fit prospects using their real scientific activity - publications, patents, clinical trials, funded projects, news, website content - and maps it to your specific offer. Then it writes tailor
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