Universities & MS Centers
Independent review, investigator sponsorship, clinical expertise, trial infrastructure, and participant access.
Scientific and institutional partnerships
The programs require credible institutions, investigators, manufacturers, reviewers, and strategic capital—not customers.
Collaboration priorities
Independent review, investigator sponsorship, clinical expertise, trial infrastructure, and participant access.
Protocol operations, monitoring, controlled-substance capacity, data management, and quality.
Formulation, sourcing, analytical methods, stability, packaging, accountability, and release testing.
Capital aligned to explicit milestones, scientific uncertainty, transparent governance, and staged decisions.
Tell us how your institution or expertise could advance, test, or challenge the programs.
Near-term work packages
Each collaboration begins with a documented problem, deliverable, decision right, confidentiality level, and publication or ownership framework.
Review case records, dose history, concurrent therapies, timeline, symptom measures, imaging, and adverse events.
Assess the scientific and clinical basis for acetaminophen within the fixed-dose concept.
Develop disclosure, practitioner fidelity, comparator, debriefing, trust, and participant-protection architecture.
Clarify product classification, sponsor model, pre-IND questions, DEA requirements, and evidence sequence.
Evaluate dosage form, sourcing, controls, analytical methods, stability, packaging, and GMP strategy.
Refine component study, endpoints, estimands, sample size, missing data, monitoring, and reporting.
Engagement sequence
Protected information is released only after relevance, credentials, conflicts, purpose, and access terms are reviewed.
Identity, institution, expertise, and contribution.
Credentials, conflicts, relevance, and scope.
Public science, status, questions, and fit.
Controlled documents, role, expiry, and audit.
Deliverables, milestones, budget, and decisions.
Publication, IP, conflicts, quality, and termination.
Outcome, next gate, redesign, or stop.