Written By: Biopharma Informatic Team
Denver, CO — Biopharma Informatic will join the 35th SOCRA Annual Conference, taking place September 25 to 27, 2026, at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel in Denver, Colorado. With this year’s theme, “Pioneering New Pathways in Clinical Research,” the conference will give research professionals an opportunity to discuss current practices, exchange experiences, and look at some of the changes taking place across the field.
Representing our company at SOCRA 2026 will be Adriana, Clinical Operations Manager; Adnan Imam, Quality Assurance Manager; and Aryn Knight, Director, Clinical Delivery Strategy.
Our team members each approach clinical research from a different angle. One works closely with study operations, another focuses on quality assurance, while the third looks at clinical delivery from a broader strategic perspective. Together, these roles provide a grounded view of what goes into keeping research organized and moving through its different stages.
Biopharma Informatic functions as a clinical research investigator network, connecting pharmaceutical sponsors and contract research organizations (CROs) with experienced research sites and investigators. Our work extends across the life of a study, from startup through closeout, with attention to research quality, site capabilities, and coordination among the teams involved.
At SOCRA, our team members will have an opportunity to discuss their experiences with investigators, sponsors, CROs, and other research professionals while hearing how others are approaching the practical demands of clinical research.
As Shuja Naqvi, CEO of Biopharma Informatic, noted:
“Moving clinical research into its next phase requires more than new ideas. It requires a close look at how those ideas work in real research settings, where sites, investigators, sponsors, and study teams all have a part to play. SOCRA gives us the chance to have those conversations directly and learn from the people working through these challenges every day.”
The value of a conference does not necessarily end when the sessions do. The discussions can continue in the way teams approach their work once they return.
For our team, SOCRA will be a chance to hear what others are experiencing in areas such as quality, compliance, study operations, and clinical delivery, and to consider how those experiences relate to the work at Biopharma Informatic.
Sometimes a conversation introduces a different way of handling a familiar challenge. Sometimes it raises a question worth exploring further. And sometimes it leads to a professional connection that develops into something more over time.
Those exchanges are particularly useful in clinical research, where processes and expectations continue to change.
Our team will be in Denver throughout the conference, and we would be glad to meet others attending SOCRA this year.
Biopharma Informatic looks forward to engaging with fellow research professionals and exchanging perspectives throughout the event.