Linical

Right Size. Right Reach. Right Team. We are a global Contract Research Organization (CRO) for full-service drug development.

Let us support your journey, the right way. Linical is a public, mid-sized Contract Research Organization headquartered in Japan with a significant presence across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Linical provides the full spectrum of drug development services from early stage to large-scale, multinational studies. Our areas of focus include Phase I-IV studies in oncology, infectious disea

se, and CNS. Rather than be all things to the market, this intentional design allows us to provide our clients the right size, right reach, and right team. At Linical, we are the trusted, global CRO to deliver innovative solutions for even the most complex industry challenges. We provide our clients with the personal attention, flexibility, and reach needed for a continually evolving pharmaceutical and biotech market. We believe in supporting clients throughout their unique clinical development journey, with a shared goal of bringing promising new therapies to patients all over the world. Linical’s vision is to be the CRO of choice amongst the global, mid-sized CRO market. We will achieve this by continuing to expand our current geographical reach into additional parts of the world, enabling us to thoughtfully partner with our clients anywhere their clinical development endeavors take them. While strategically growing our business, we are committed to maintaining the personal, attentive service our clients, employees, and patients deserve.

04/27/2026

New blog article now live! Cell and gene therapies are redefining what is possible in modern medicine. At Linical we are enabling the delivery of cell and gene therapy trials through integrated operational expertise across interconnected domains such as regulatory, clinical, manufacturing, and patient supply.

Our latest article, written by Thierry Ingrand and Alison Messom, explores how Linical as a strategic CRO partner can help navigate the unique challenges of cell and gene therapy development.

For patients with limited or no treatment options, advanced therapies represent real hope. Read more>> https://hubs.la/Q04dxKhP0

04/24/2026

Don’t miss Linical next week on April 28-29th, as our team connects with industry leaders across two key events. Meghan Hayden will be in attendance at The 13th Annual Clinical Trials in Oncology West Coast 2026 and Bill Scully will be at The 4th Annual COG New England. Both events are a great opportunity to exchange insights, explore innovation in clinical development, and strengthen partnerships shaping the future of clinical research.

If you are attending either event and would like to schedule a meeting with either Meghan or Bill, send us a message today >> https://hubs.la/Q04dl7rf0

04/22/2026

Heading to COG New England next week? On April 28-29th, our team will be on the ground at the 4th Annual COG New England, joining industry leaders to discuss technology, innovation, and smarter trial delivery.

Bill Scully, Director of Business Development will be in attendance and ready to connect - whether you want to explore new ideas, tackle current challenges, or exchange thoughts on clinical trial delivery. If you’re attending, contact us today to schedule a meeting with Bill >> https://hubs.la/Q04d1nPv0

04/21/2026

Have you wondered what the day-to-day life of a Clinical Trial Manager looks like at a global CRO? This week, we spoke with Casey Wagner – Manager, Clinical Trial Management of North America and Australia.

The conversation offered insight into:

• What a typical day looks like in the role as a Clinical Trial Manager
• Subtle but important differences in site engagement between Australia and North America
• How the Clinical Trial Manager role continues to evolve beyond traditional oversight

For sponsors, understanding how regional differences can impact and shape trial delivery can be critical when planning and executing global studies. We’ll be sharing more detailed insights next week.

What differences have you observed when working across these regions?

04/16/2026

Heading to CTO-WC later this month?

The 13th annual Clinical Trials in Oncology West Coast is almost here, and this year's agenda is tackling key topics such as trial diversity, reframing complex oncology protocols, patient-centric trial design, and decentralized models. The event takes place April 28-29th in Burlingame, CA.

Meghan Hayden, Director of Business Development, will be attending and would love to meet and learn about your clinical trial goals! If you are attending, let's schedule a meeting: >> https://hubs.la/Q04clwSq0 or message Meghan directly.

04/14/2026

New blog article now live! April is Parkinson's Awareness Month and we're continuing the conversation following World Parkinson's Day on 11th April.

In 1817, Dr James Parkinson first described what he called the “shaking palsy.” Fast forward to 2026, and the scientific tools available to study Parkinson’s disease are far more advanced. Today, clinical trials in Parkinson’s are being transformed by wearable technology. The use of technology is helping clinicians passively monitor motor symptoms during daily activities offering insights outside of scheduled visits.

While clinical evaluation remains essential, wearables are helping to contextualise findings and uncover patterns that may have previously been difficult to detect, bringing us closer to more patient-centric trial design.

Read the full article to learn more about how innovation is reshaping Parkinson’s research >> https://hubs.la/Q04bXRqC0

04/11/2026

World Parkinson’s Day, occurs on April 11 each year, marking the birthday of Dr. Parkinson, who first recognized and described the disease in 1817. Many Parkinson's foundations, research organizations and patient alliance groups, patients and families are involved in commemorating this day with the aim of increasing awareness and understanding of Parkinson's.

Parkinson's disease is the fastest growing and second most prevalent neurodegenerative condition, affecting an estimated 11.8 million people worldwide. While a small percentage of Parkinson's cases are caused by genetic mutations, most Parkinson's has no specific etiology, but is thought to arise from a combination of genetic and environmental factors.

As a global CRO it is important to highlight the importance of research into neurological conditions. Rebecca Evans, MD (Senior Vice President, Neurology) recently wrote an article exploring how advances of biomarkers, digital tools and imaging could redefine how Parkinson’s disease trials are designed and conducted. (International Clinical Trials, November 2025, pages 40-42. © Samedan Ltd.)

Dr. Evans shares insight into how continued evolution in trial conduct, methodology and operational complexity is expected over the coming years and how this will impact trial design. Read more>> https://hubs.la/Q04brr410

04/08/2026

Nutrition plays a critical role in clinical research and influencing trial results. In our latest blog article, we explore how nutrition is important for advancing medicine, affecting data and ultimately guiding more informed decisions around healthcare interventions and treatments.

As the industry moves towards more patient-centric trial design, understanding the role of nutrition is essential. Read the full article to discover the importance of nutrition and how integrating nutrition into clinical research can enhance trial design, and improve patient outcomes. Read more>> https://hubs.la/Q049-C520

04/07/2026

Today is World Health Day and we are recognizing the founding of the World Health Organization in 1948 and this year’s theme: “Together for health. Stand with science.”

At Linical, we know that advancing global healthcare starts with a strong commitment to science. Through clinical trials, research and innovation, we are helping drive the development of new therapies and improving access to care worldwide.

Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q049Xrl20

04/02/2026

Autism Spectrum Disorder affects an estimated 62 million people worldwide (WHO, 2021). While some individuals live independently, others require ongoing care and support throughout their lives.

Evidence shows that early intervention can play a vital role in improving long-term wellbeing and quality of life.

At Linical, we are committed to advancing promising new therapies in neurology and autism research to help improve outcomes for people worldwide. Learn more>> https://hubs.la/Q049mLzw0

04/01/2026

New blog article now live! In our latest article, Clareece West - President, Americas & Europe & CCO, talks about her experience in building long-term business partnerships grounded in trust, shared vision, and transparent communication.

Clareece shares what underpins successful sponsor-CRO relationships from alignment and adaptability to delivering shared success, and highlights 7 key principles she has implemented throughout her career. Read more >> https://hubs.la/Q049cx1v0

Do you agree with this approach to partnership? Drop us a comment and let us hear why.

03/31/2026

Technology isn't just supporting clinical trials - it’s transforming how they’re delivered around the world.

We recently caught up with Alaina Dobos, Senior Clinical Trial Manager at Linical to explore what the next 5 years could look like. The direction is clear: smarter, faster, and more patient-centric trials. AI and decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) are driving the shift with the industry moving toward data-driven study design, and the impact is already being felt.

In a recent study, we implemented handheld eDiaries, enabling patients to record symptoms and medication adherence in real time from home. The result: improved data accuracy, increased patient engagement, and timely monitoring of safety signals.

Find out how Linical is driving real-world results through smarter innovation. >> https://hubs.la/Q0491cQT0

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