Five Transformative HR Trends for 2022
Vanessa Ribreau, our Chief People Officer, shares her thoughts on the changing nature of work and how HR will adapt in the coming year.
DEI Should Report Directly to the CEO
CEOs must invest heavily to drive meaningful change around DEI. For this to happen, the DEI function should report directly to the CEO, like at BenchSci.
Empowering Scientists: Why I Work at BenchSci
Claudia Hung, Ph.D. and Scientific Support Specialist at BenchSci, gives us insight into her perspective on working to empower other scientists.
Lessons Learned from Interviewing 500+ Software Engineers
Our VP of Engineering, Asaf Inger, has interviewed over 500 job applicants and often sees them struggle with a few key elements, which he discusses here.
The Disregard of Preclinical R&D Software Is Hurting Science—but There’s Hope (Part 3 of 3)
Read how the lack of software innovation for preclinical R&D exacerbates pharma’s productivity crisis, and what we can do to address it.
BenchSci from Home and Make The Most Out of Your Time in the Lab
As more scientists now have limited time at the bench, here are some ways to leverage BenchSci at home to prepare for your experiments before you head to the lab.
Venture Capital’s Unfounded Fear of Preclinical R&D Software Hurts Science (Part 2 of 3)
Investors have mistakenly avoided the preclinical R&D software market. This is the key reason it languishes. And why the opportunity is so untapped.
Software Isn’t Eating Preclinical R&D, and That’s a Problem (Part 1 of 3)
Bench scientists doing preclinical R&D for diseases like COVID-19 haven’t benefited equally from the productivity software revolution. This must change.
7 Reasons Why Your Bioinformatic Tools Suck
An infographic explaining why designing and developing bioinformatic tools can be challenging for scientists and the resulting frustrating user experience.