This service allows scientists to be freed from the multiple constraints of subcontracting, thus gaining precious time to dedicate to true scientific activities.

The guidance service begins with a discussion phase in order to evaluate expectations and fix the objectives.

Guidance can apply to all or part of the study. It can assist in drafting and/or applying the appropriate protocol, finding the best possible service suppliers, monitoring the follow-up of the study, advise on any further investigation to be carried out (haematology, biochemistry, molecular biology, histopathology, imaging…) and/or the collection of raw data. Finally, it can also help meeting deadlines and respecting quality and security measures.

During the entire guidance period, the progress of the study is described in detail in follow-up reports, supplied at regular intervals (length of intervals fixed in advance). At the end of the guidance service, a written study report is supplied.