Soumya Nanda joined the Evidence Review & Synthesis unit as Senior Research Scientist in January 2023. Recently promoted to Assistant Manager we turned our microphone to Soumya to ask about life at Quantify’s Chandigarh office!
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This week we are welcoming a new colleague to our Copenhagen office!
Jacob Elskær Mollerup holds an engineering degree in Quantitative Biology and Disease Modelling from DTU – Technical University of Denmark. Prior to starting […]
On June 3rd, FINOSE officially re-launched as JNHB (Joint Nordic HTA-Bodies).
Except for the name, news include a brand new web-page where information and supporting documents are available, and the inclusion of Iceland […]
We are excited to welcome Ville Perälä, who is joining Quantify Research this week as Country Manager in Finland.
Ville has been working in pharmaceutical business, both as a consultant and in pharma companies, for […]
Two Quantify abstracts have been selected for poster presentation and for oral presentation in the Abstract session – “MASLD: Clinical aspects”.
The presentations include the first results from the REVEAL-MASH study conducted by Quantify’s Emilie Toresson Grip and Helena Skröder Löveborn […]
First out is Zoltán Németh, Senior Research Analyst in the Modelling, Access and Strategy unit. Zoltán joined Quantify Research Stockholm at the end of last summer and quickly became an integral part of the […]
The Quantify Research team has years of experience of designing, supporting, and managing post-authorization studies, and has been a proud partner to the European Medicines Agency-coordinated ENCePP (European Network for Centres of Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacovigilance) […]
This week the Quantify Research team started early by going to Golfbaren Sverige for a round of mini golf on Thursday night. ⛳
The sun was shining and the competitive spirits ran high!
A big shout […]
In April 2024, Quantify’s Helena Skröder and Nicholas Norton published a study quantifying the burden of acute otitis media (AOM) caused by pneumoniae, after widespread use of PCVs. The review found […]