🎉 Celebrating Promotion in Pharmidex! 🌟

March 10, 2025

Pharmidex is thrilled to announce the well-deserved promotion of our talented Bioanalyst, Alix Hampson, to Head of Bioanalysis! 👏🎊 Alix’s dedication, expertise, and passion for scientific excellence have made a significant impact, and we couldn’t be prouder to see her take on this leadership role.

This achievement is even more special as we celebrate International Women’s Day, a moment to recognize and honor the incredible contributions of women in science and drug discovery.

At Pharmidex, we are committed to fostering a culture where women thrive, lead, and shape the future of innovation.

We would also like to take this opportunity to celebrate the dedication and invaluable contributions of all the incredible women at Pharmidex, your hard work, talent, and commitment continue to drive our success every day. 💪💜

Here’s to Alix and all the brilliant women driving progress in science! 💜🚀

#WomenInScience #IWD2025 #Pharmidex #DrugDiscovery #Leadership #WomenInSTEM #CelebratingSuccess

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We’re Hiring! Senior/Principal Scientist–In Vivo Pharmacologist

July 30, 2025

We’re Hiring! Senior/Principal Scientist–In Vivo Pharmacologist

🎓 Welcoming Future Scientists to Pharmidex! 🎓

July 28, 2025

We’re delighted to welcome Gabrielle Georgiou and Dr. Mohammed Ahmad from the University of Hertfordshire as they begin their first experience in a scientific CRO environment here at Pharmidex ! This partnership is an exciting step in fostering early-career scientific talent by offering hands-on exposure to real-world drug discovery and preclinical research. A big thank you to the University of Hertfordshire for partnering with us to support the next generation of innovators. We’re proud to play a role in shaping future leaders in science through meaningful, practical learning opportunities. 👩‍🔬 👨‍🔬 Welcome to the team, Gabrielle and Mohammed!

Does your compound taste good enough for the clinic?

July 24, 2025

At Pharmidex , we offer Brief Access Taste Aversion (BATA) testing, which is a behavioural assay that quantifies how test subjects respond to different compounds or formulations by measuring lick response and aversion. This helps identify: ✅ Bitter-tasting APIs ✅ Unpalatable excipients ✅ The success of taste-masking strategies ✅ Formulation-dependent compliance risks Get in touch if you’re developing oral formulations, paediatric drugs, or repurposing bitter APIs, this could be the data your IND package needs.