澳洲雪梨--(BUSINESS WIRE)--十二月 16, 2024--
(美國商業資訊)-- Novotech是一家專門與生物技術和中小型製藥公司合作、加速先進新型療法的開發、可提供全方位服務的國際性受託研究機構 (CRO)。有幸榮膺Fierce Biotech頒發的Fierce CRO臨床試驗管理卓越獎與全球營運卓越獎。
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Novotech執行長John Moller博士表示：「我們非常感謝業界的認可，這要歸功於我們團隊的努力不懈、恪盡職守。獲得這項殊榮也在提醒我們，只要齊心協力就能取得巨大成就，我們將繼續保持這種強勁動能，持續前進。」
Fierce CRO獎旨在表彰受託研究機構 (CRO) 取得的優異成就與創新成果，以及在高品質研發服務領域表現卓越、創新能力和領導力突出的受託研究機構，彰顯其在推動生命科學研究和改善患者預後方面發揮的關鍵作用。
Fierce Biotech和Fierce Pharma的資深副總裁和出版人Rebecca Willumson表示：「Fierce CRO獎是對受託研究機構在生命科學界做出非凡成就的認可和肯定。在這次首屆評選活動中，表彰了為研發工作乃至整個產業的發展作出積極貢獻的眾多優秀人才。」
本年度是Fierce CRO獎的首屆評選，評審標準包括創新和影響力、可衡量的成果、永續性和規模化能力，以及倫理道德和法規遵循情況。
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關於Novotech
Novotech成立於1997年，是一家專門與生物技術公司和中小型製藥公司合作、加速各階段先進新型療法的開發、可提供全方位服務的國際性臨床受託研究機構 (CRO)。
Novotech因其在業界的突出貢獻而備受讚譽，曾榮獲多項殊榮，其中包括Frost & Sullivan 2024年全球生物技術CRO獎 (Frost & Sullivan 2024 Global Biotech CRO Award)、2024年臨床試驗競技場業務拓展、營銷和創新卓越獎 (2024 Clinical Trials Arena Award for Excellence in Business Expansion, Marketing, and Innovation)、2024年優選雇主 (2024 Employer of Choice)、2024年美國Great Place to Work（卓越職場）認證 (2024 Great Place to Work in the US)、2024年Brandon Hall專業能力和技能發展金獎 (2024 Brandon Hall Gold Award)、2023年CRO領導力獎 (CRO Leadership Award 2023)、2023年亞太地區細胞與基因治療臨床試驗卓越獎 (Asia Pacific Cell & Gene Therapy Clinical Trials Excellence 2023) 和自2006年以來蟬聯亞太地區受託研究機構年度公司獎 (Asia-Pacific Contract Research Organization Company of the Year Award)。
Novotech是一家包含實驗室、第Ⅰ期臨床中心、藥物開發諮詢和專業法規服務的臨床CRO，擁有超過5000項臨床試驗專案的經驗，包括第Ⅰ期到第Ⅳ期臨床試驗和生物等效性研究。Novotech目前在全球34個辦公室據點共擁有3000多名員工，是值得信賴的策略合作夥伴。
如欲了解更多資訊或諮詢專家團隊成員，請造訪 www.Novotech-CRO.com
關於Fierce Biotech
Fierce Biotech是一家專為生物技術領域提供近期資訊的專業媒體，涵蓋臨床試驗、藥物探索、FDA核准與法規、專利發明、醫藥及生物技術公司方面的新聞、文章和資源。超過30萬名生物技術領域的優秀專業人士透過Fierce Biotech獲得業界近期資訊。
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Ousted Syrian President Bashar Assad says he had no plans to leave the country after the fall of Damascus a week ago but the Russian military evacuated him after their base in western Syria came under attack.
The comments are the first by Assad since he was overthrown by insurgent groups.
Assad said in a statement on his Facebook page that he left Damascus on the morning of Dec. 8, hours after insurgents stormed the capital. He said he left in coordination with Russian allies to the Russian base in the coastal province of Latakia, where he planned to keep fighting.
Assad said that after the Russian base came under attack by drones, the Russians decided to move him on the night of Dec. 8 to Russia. “I did not leave the country as part of a plan as it was reported earlier,” Assad said.
Meanwhile, a U.K.-based war monitor said Israeli airstrikes early Monday hit missile warehouses in Syria and called it the “most violent strikes” since 2012.
Israel has been pounding what it says are military sites in Syria after the dramatic collapse of Assad’s rule, wiping out air defenses and most of the arsenal of the former Syrian army. Israeli troops have also seized a border buffer zone, sparking condemnation, with critics accusing Israel of violating the 1974 ceasefire and possibly exploiting the chaos in Syria for a land grab.
Here is the latest:
DAMASCUS, Syria — Ousted Syrian leader Bashar Assad says he had no plans to leave the country after the fall of Damascus a week ago but the Russian military evacuated him after their base in western Syria came under attack.
The comments are the first by Assad since he was overthrown by insurgent groups.
Assad said in a statement on his Facebook page that he left Damascus on the morning of Dec. 8, hours after insurgents stormed the capital. He said he left in coordination with Russian allies to the Russian base in the coastal province of Latakia, where he planned to keep fighting.
Assad said that after the Russian base came under attack by drones, the Russians decided to move him on the night of Dec. 8 to Russia. “I did not leave the country as part of a plan as it was reported earlier,” Assad said.
“At no point during these events did I consider stepping down or seeking refuge nor was such proposal made by any individual or party,” Assad said in the English text of his statement. “The only course of action was to continue fighting against the terrorist onslaught.”
Health officials in the Gaza Strip say the death toll from the 14-month war between Israel and Hamas militants has reached 45,028 people.
The Gaza Health Ministry does not distinguish between civilians and combatants. It said more than half of the fatalities were women and children. The Israeli military says it has killed more than 17,000 militants, without providing evidence.
The Health Ministry also said 106,962 have been wounded since the start of the war.
ANKARA, Turkey — A Turkish Foreign Ministry statement said Monday the decision marked a “new stage in Israel’s goal of expanding its borders through occupation,” adding that Ankara was concerned that the move would harm efforts to establish peace and stability in Syria.
“The international community must show the necessary reaction to Israel and ensure that the illegal activities of (Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu’s government come to an end,” the statement read.
Qatar also condemned the decision, calling it “a new episode in a series of Israeli aggressions on Syrian territories and a blatant violation of international law.”
The Israeli government approved Netanyahu’s plan on Sunday with the aim to encourage population growth in the area.
Israel captured the Golan Heights in the 1967 Mideast war and annexed it, though the international community except for the U.S. regards it as occupied. Israeli figures show the remote territory is home to about 50,000 people, about half of them Jewish Israelis and the other half Arab Druze, many of whom still consider themselves Syrians.
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — In central Gaza’s Nuseirat urban refugee camp, mourners carried Monday the body of Ahmad Baker Al-Louh, 39, a Palestinian journalist working for Al Jazeera, from the hospital through the streets. His blue bulletproof vest rested atop him.
Al-Louh was killed the day before in a strike on a point for Gaza’s civil defense agency and Al Jazeera said had been covering rescue operations of a family wounded in an earlier bombing when he was killed.
Sunday’s strike also killed three civil defense workers, including the local head of the agency, according to al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. The civil defense is Gaza’s main rescue agency and operates under the Hamas-run government.
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — The 10 included a family of four, Palestinian medics said Monday, as the Israel-Hamas war raged on for the 14th month in the Gaza Strip.
The strike late Sunday hit a house in Gaza City’s eastern Shijaiyah neighborhood, according to the Health Ministry’s ambulance and emergency service. Rescuers recovered the bodies of 10 people from under the rubble, including those of two parents and their two children, it said.
DAMASCUS, Syria — The U.S. Embassy in Damascus advised Americans to leave Syria, saying the security situation there continues to be volatile and unpredictable with armed conflict and “terrorism throughout the country."
The embassy, which has been closed since 2012, posted a statement on X, warning U.S. citizens who were unable to leave the country to prepare “contingency plans for emergency situations.” It didn't give further details.
The statement also said that the U.S. government is unable to provide any routine or emergency consular services to U.S. citizens and those who need “emergency assistance to depart should contact the U.S. Embassy in the country they plan to enter.”
Sleeper cells of the Islamic State group have claimed responsibility for deadly attacks over the past months in different parts of Syria. Despite their defeat in March 2019, the extremists still pose a threat in the war-torn country.
DAMASCUS, Syria — The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based war monitor, reported early Monday that Israeli airstrikes pounded missile warehouses and other former Syrian army sites along Syria’s coast in the “most violent strikes in the Syrian coast region since the beginning of the (Israeli) strikes in 2012.”
The Israeli military declined to comment on the strikes.
The observatory said that “violent explosions” were heard in the coastal city of Tartous “as a result of the successive strikes and the flying of ground-to-ground missiles from the warehouses.”
FILE - Israeli soldiers cross the security fence moving towards the so-called Alpha Line that separates the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights from Syria, in the town of Majdal Shams, Sunday, Dec. 15, 2024. (AP Photo/Matias Delacroix, File )
An Israeli bulldozer maneuvers on the buffer zone near the so-called Alpha Line that separates the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights from Syria, viewed from the town of Majdal Shams, Monday, Dec. 16, 2024. (AP Photo/Matias Delacroix)
An Israeli armoured vehicle crosses the security fence moving towards the so-called Alpha Line that separates the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights from Syria, in the town of Majdal Shams, Sunday, Dec. 16, 2024. (AP Photo/Matias Delacroix)
