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Home / Business and Economy / Pathkey and Armstrong Clinical Partner to Optimize Clinical Trial Design

Pathkey and Armstrong Clinical Partner to Optimize Clinical Trial Design

12 Nov

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Summary

  • Pathkey and Armstrong Clinical enter master collaboration agreement
  • Partnership leverages Pathkey's AI tech and Armstrong's early-phase expertise
  • Aims to improve clinical development outcomes, reduce costs, and expedite market entry
Pathkey and Armstrong Clinical Partner to Optimize Clinical Trial Design

On November 12, 2025, Pathkey, a leading predictive AI technology company, announced a master collaboration agreement with Armstrong Clinical, a clinical development consultancy based in Melbourne, Australia. The partnership aims to leverage Pathkey's advanced analytics with Armstrong Clinical's expertise in early-phase study design to improve clinical development outcomes across the life sciences sector.

Through this initiative, the companies intend to help biotech and research sponsors design smarter, more resilient studies from the beginning, increasing the probability of success throughout the entire development lifecycle. The collaboration is also expected to deliver greater capital efficiency and transparency for investors, as well as stronger evidence to support trial approvals for health systems and regulators.

Pathkey's executive chairman, Damon Rasheed, stated that the earliest stages of clinical development often determine whether a therapy ever reaches patients, making Armstrong Clinical's human expertise in early-phase strategy the perfect complement to Pathkey's predictive AI technology. Armstrong Clinical's founder, Dr. Bradley Joblin, echoed this sentiment, expressing that the partnership will bring a new layer of data-driven intelligence to their process, delivering greater certainty, efficiency, and confidence in early-phase strategy for their clients.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Pathkey and Armstrong Clinical partnership is a master collaboration agreement that aims to leverage Pathkey's predictive AI technology with Armstrong Clinical's expertise in early-phase study design to optimize trial success rates.
The partnership is expected to deliver higher confidence in trial plans, decrease delays, improve capital efficiency and transparency for investors, provide stronger evidence supporting trial approvals, and allow patients quicker access to effective and safe therapies.
The key priorities include early-phase (Phase I/IIa) study design, AI-powered feasibility analysis, risk assessment, protocol benchmarking, and enhancing Australia's competitiveness in early-stage clinical trials.

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