Publisher's Spotlight: Entry Reminder For The Citeline Awards

Submissions Accepted Through 30 January

The deadline is approaching for submissions to the 2023 Citeline Awards; gain recognition for your clinical research team, real world evidence project, diversity and inclusion efforts, and more. 

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The Citeline Awards will be on April 27 in Boston • Source: Shutterstock

The day-to-day work of the biopharmaceutical world is difficult and full of challenges. Sometimes that results in significant headlines, but there can be amazing moments of success along the way. Now in our seventh year, the Citeline Awards are our way of honoring the efforts made across the clinical research sector – and the deadline for submissions is coming up soon. 

The awards bring together some of the best and brightest in the industry for a night of networking and celebration....

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