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Soft Gingersnap Molasses Cookies: 4 Ways.
The softest gingersnap molasses cookies… ever.
I may or may not be overloading you with cookie recipes lately. But hey… tis' the season right?! Truth of the matter is that I simply adore cookies. Creating them, baking them, decorating them, eating them. There are so many options, so many add-ins, so many varieties. There's a real science behind baking cookies and, call me a nerd, but I love learning more and more with each batch I bake.
Gingersnap molasses cookies are one of my favorite cookies around the holidays, and I'm here to share 4 ways you can bake them. Soft, chewy, puffy, and simple. You cannot go wrong!
So. Earlier this month, I shared this gingersnap recipe with you and loaded the humble little cookies with butterscotch chips. You loved them! And so did I. I made a few other batches later that week. I made them plain, with chocolate chips, and with white chocolate chips. Here are the cookies with butterscotch: Soft Gingersnaps with Butterscotch Chips.
My friend Erin said the plain version are the BEST cookies I have ever made. And I make a lot of cookies. That says something. The cookies are so puffy, so soft, so thick, and incredibly chewy – everything I look for in a cookie's texture. I like to compare them to little pillows. Pillowy molasses gingersnap cookies.
With a sugary sheen and trademark crinkly tops, gingersnap molasses cookies are the epitome of holiday baking. So many memories with my mom and sisters, rolling the balls of dough into a big mountain of sugar. The sugar-dip is the best part of making gingersnaps!
While I simply adore the butterscotch chips hiding inside, I wanted to show you three more ways to make these cookies. Plain, with white chocolate, and with semi-sweet chocolate. Here are the cookies with white chocolate chips:
And here they are with semi-sweet chocolate chips. Chocolate and molasses? Simply divine. ↓
Plain and simple, these will be the thickest and softest gingersnap cookies you will ever make.
There are two very critical notes on my gingersnap cookies. First, make sure you chill the dough. Prepare ahead of time so that the dough can chill 2 hours or overnight. Your cookies will NOT be as thick as mine unless the dough has been sufficiently chilled. Second, the amount of time you bake your gingersnaps is imperative- so so important to the texture of your finished cookie. Be sure to bake for only 8-10 minutes. Lean towards the 8 minute side. The cookies will appear soft and may look undone. Allow to cool for a few minutes on the baking sheet and I assure you, they will be done.
Between the plain, the butterscotch, the white chocolate, or the regular chocolate…
Which one do you like the best?
Soft-Baked Gingersnap Molasses Cookies
Yield: 30 cookies
Soft-style and super thick Gingersnap Molasses Cookies. Enjoy them with chocolate chips, white chocolate, or butterscotch. Or simply plain - my favorite way.
- 3 cups (375g) all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 and 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup (170g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 3/4 cup (150g) packed dark brown sugar
- 1/3 cup (104g) dark molasses
- 1 egg, at room temperature
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup (67g) granulated sugar, for rolling
- 1 cup (180g) butterscotch chips or white chocolate chips or semi-sweet chocolate chips (optional)
- In a large bowl, mix the flour, baking soda, ginger, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and salt. Set aside. In the bowl of a stand or handheld mixer, cream the softened butter for about 1 minute on medium speed. Add the brown sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Scrape down the sides as needed. Add the molasses, egg, and vanilla. Beat well, scraping down the sides as needed again.
- Slowly add the dry ingredients to the wet on low speed. Do not overmix. Cover mixed dough with foil and chill for 2 hours or overnight. I chilled mine overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350F. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone mat. Shape dough into 1-inch balls and roll in granulated sugar. Place balls 2 inches apart. Bake for precisely 8-10 minutes, until the edges are just turning brown – cookies will be puffy and still appear soft in the middle. Mine took 8:30 minutes. Remove from the oven and, if using any variety of flavor chip, immediately press 5-7 chips into the center of each cookie.
- Allow to cool on the baking sheet for two minutes and transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week. Cookies may be frozen up to 3 months. Rolled cookie dough balls (after the cookie dough has been chilled in step 2) may be frozen up to 3 months. Do not thaw, simply bake for 1-2 minutes longer.
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182 Responses to "Soft Gingersnap Molasses Cookies: 4 Ways."
Hi Sally! I just received your book in the mail….YUM! First of all, thank you for making your recipes so user friendly!
My niece & nephews are coming over during Christmas time to make your soft cut out cookies. I am seeking a gingerbread cookie that is similar, on the soft side if possible, to make gingerbread men. I searched your site but was unable to find one. Can you point me in the right direction of a recipe you have used before (even if they aren't soft?)?
Thank you!
Hi Sally just love your website and all your fabulous cookie recipes. I was wondering can recipe be doubled for gingersnap cookies?? i will have lots of guests over for Christmas and they are all gimgersnap cookie lovers so I have to make lots.
Thanks for sharing so many wonderful recipes and wishing you Happy Holidays.
Hi Sally! Since finding your blog, I find myself gravitating toward it whenever I am looking for a recipe to bake. I decided this year to do some baking for my 4 year old's preschool teachers as part of their Christmas presents and made everything from your recipes: the peppermint bark, these gingersnap molasses cookies and the cherry almond shortbread cookies. ALL was a huge hit! One of the teachers told me that the cookies didn't even make it through the night once she and her husband got a hold of them that evening!
When I pulled the gingersnap cookies out of the oven, I gave one to my husband to try. He wasn't overly enthusiastic about them at first. Once they had a chance to sit for a day or two, though, he told me that I "could make those cookies anytime you want because those are pretty damn awesome!" I liked them instantly, but I had to agree with him that they DO get better "with age!" 🙂
Thanks for all of the great recipes! I feel like I've learned quite a bit from you when it comes to baking…chilling cookie dough, using room temp eggs, weighing out dry ingredients (thanks for putting these in your recipes-I can totally tell the difference), etc.! I can't wait to see what is yet to come. Merry Christmas to you. 🙂
I went looking online for a soft molasses cookie recipe similar to the great cookies I remember from childhood, and decided to give this one a try.
Since my sister and I have a serious sensitivity to wheat, I adjusted this recipe to be gluten free. The cookies were still FABULOUS. So soft and smooth, with such rich flavor.
I am so glad to find this recipe, and pleased to report that it converts to GF wonderfully. Thank you so much for making it available. It was exactly what I had hoped to find.
I made these last weekend and they were great!! These got hammered at the party and just looked to this recipe to make another batch for our party tomorrow. I used a bit more spices and 1/2c sugar so I could feel ok about letting my LO eat some not rolled in sugar. He loves them, too 🙂 This is my go-to from now on. Mahalo
Hello Sally, Im a big fan of your recipes. I made these two days ago and they turned out awesome! And today I decided to re-make them but this time all of them were flat. I have no idea of what could've happened. The first time I made them I chilled them for 2 hours only and the ones I did today were chilled overnight. I hope you could help me! And again, thank you for all of your amazing recipes!
This is being chilled overnight as I type this.
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16. Strawberry chocolate chip Cookies
15. Soft pretzel bites with cheesy dip
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8. Skinny Raspberry Swirl Cheesecake Bars
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2. Homemade Pizza crust
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Hey, Sally! I am extremely excited to make these. My family, at least the women (I have yet to consult my dad), absolutely LOVES gingersnap cookies.
However, we like a very gingery taste to them. I've never made gingersnap cookies so I'm not sure how much ground ginger would please a ginger lover. Can you recommend a bumped up amount of ground ginger, if that's at all necessary? Thank you!
So this has happened maybe one other time EVER. I made these a few days ago and gave them to my boyfriend to bring to work like usual to share with everyone. Yesterday I asked if he liked them and he told me ate one and decided not to share these…he ate them all!! Will definitely be making these again. As always, thanks for the recipe!
It was my first time baking Gingersnap cookies this past xmas…
The Gingersnap Molasses (plain) recipe was a HIT!
I made holiday plates with a variety of homemade baked goodies, and the overall feedback on my new "sweet-treat guest," all fell in love! My uncle and sis raved about them.
Will def bake again!
I baked on the 9-10min side and found this to be a fair range for our older oven,


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Crown Royal DeLuxe Canadian Blended Whisky
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Proof66 Rating : 519 / 831Rabble Rating : 3.0 / 5.0Producer: Crown Royal DistilleryOwner: DiageoWebsite: http://www.crownroyal.com/ABV: 40.0% Proof: 80.0Price (USD) : $25Age: 10
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Crown Royal DeLuxe is the flagship whisky of the brand and is mixed mercilessly everywhere in the US in coke. Despite being blended, it's considered a 10yr whisky (meaning that all whiskies are no younger than 10 years).
Drink Hacker gave this whisky a nice 7.5 out of 10 score saying, "Crown Royal is pretty good stuff, and most drinkers tend to like it. So if you have a few extra bucks and are in the mood for a good whiskey, why not invest it in a bottle of Crown Royal?" Not exactly a ringing endorsement--especially for Proof66 readers who know that Elitism Rules--but still nice.
Crown Royal was first produced to in 1939 by Seagram's (then a Canadian company but now defunct with the label owned by Pernod-Ricard) to honor the Canadian tour by British royals King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Crown is probably the most widely known and certainly one of the more widely available Canadian Whisky on the market. Currently, it's the top-selling Canadian whisky in the United States; the brand itself is owned by the Big Liquor Conglomerate Diageo. The distillery itself is, of course, located in Canada. Some may recall a narrowly averted labor strike in 2007 that would--heaven forfend!--have interrupted whisky production. One time produced in Ontario but moved production to Manitoba in 1992.
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Crown Royal has complex nose of mint,spice oak,and vanilla. The entry is velvety smooth with palate of vanilla,and maple ending with short finish of oak and spice.It is subtle but too feline. Texas Crown Club is better for less money. Crown Royal is overpriced for what you get compared to other whiskies in its price range.
This is a consistent spirit. A perfectly reasonable addition to various carbonated mixers. It punches up an Arnold Palmer well. It can be useful as a base in which to add a flavored whiskey-based liqueur. It is not too expensive. 2.5 stars, really.
More like a 3.5. Very smooth and drinkable over ice and makes a good Manhattan. Something I order at bars where the whisk(e)y selection is limited. Can't really say anything bad about it, but never go out of my way to buy.
Feel like a Lone Ranger here but I love this Canadian. Drink it with a splash of Fiji water --a pure spring water--or club soda. Do NOT use Coke. For that use Canadian Club. This is too expensive to have a sweet Coke diluting the flavors. In Tennessee where I live I can get it for around $20 on sale; $40 for a handle. I find it flavorful and nice body. But then again I find bourbon too strong so maybe I'm a dedicated Canadian whisky drinker
Fairly smooth, kind of sweet, mostly tastes like nothing. I loved Crown Royal when I just turned 21, and it especially mixes well with coke. My go to back then was the Jack N Coke, and Crown N Coke was my top backup. Unlike Jack, it has not been able to maintain its status in my liquor cabinet (or even at the bar) for the past 12 years. I actually wanted to give this 1 star and cry about how overpriced it is, but the price really isn't terrible. Where I am its about $32 regularly, and can be had frequently for $25 on sale. Yes, the former will buy me Elijah Craig or OF Signature any day and Woodford on sale, and yes the latter will buy me Old Forester 86 proof which is just as smooth and 100x more interesting. And yes $17 Evan Williams and $10 Heaven Hill will both taste at least as good with coke, and even if you want a Canadian whiskey instead, Canadian Club is much better AND cheaper. But this has only gone up in price like $2 in 12 years there are a always a lot of unsophisticated 21 year olds out there, and this IS a lot better than drinking cheap vodka, Bacardi Silver and coke, or Seagram's 7 Crown. Plus it IS a 10 year old whiskey according to proof66, albeit the least interesting one ever. So I'm giving it 1.5 stars and rounding up to 2. Who is it for? Someone who wants to spend $25-$32 on what's really a $15 whiskey. Best poured with cola. At least its worth the $15 unlike Seagram's 7 Crown.
Not as good as Canadian Club 12yr Classic Whisky but quite similar. I'm canadian and here it's half the price of most scotch and bourbons so for the price it's really good !
Boring and near flavorless. Its only redeeming quality is that it's not that harsh for a bottom shelf brand, but unfortunately it's also not priced like a bottom shelf brand. The much praised smoothness isn't impressive either considering the existence of bottles that are both smoother and cheaper... such as 4 Roses. Forty Creek is better in every way, don't get sucked in by the Crown hype.
Extremely, extremely and EXTREMELY smooth. Thats what describes Crown Royal DeLuxe whisky really. Mix it with coke you can drink this all night without too much ill effects.
Nothing wrong here, smooth, good flavor, just doesn't have anything about it that makes it stand out to me.
I give this two stars because its just a middle of the road Canadian whisky that has been hyped up so much that people pay $30 or more for it her and its just not worth it... Not a fan
Not anything special really, its smooth with minimal burn. Seems a little sweet to me, so I tend to not want it. Another thing is its too expensive here to the way it tastes. I recommend everyone try everything they find tempting, but if sweet is off putting I would skip it.
inoffensive and middle of the road, which makes it good to have on hand, as nearly everyone will find it an acceptable choice.
Don't really know how anyone could give this a bad review. It is a classic, even if its not the world's greatest. Has a nice sweetness on the tongue and palate. No burn going down. Unfortunately, not much taste at all going down. I can see why its such a popular mixer (crown and coke). But don't mix with water! A splash of water kills the taste entirely.
3.5 stars. It's pretty darn smooth, but not an abundance of character. It's much better than Canadian Club, but also more expensive.
(2.5 out of 5). Perhaps this isn't the greatest analogy, but I like to think of this as the Patrón of Canadian Whiskey. Although it's quite smooth, it's substanceless- well-presented mediocrity. I'll admit I've never found a Canadian Whiskey I've fallen in love with, but Forty Creek single barrel is better and cheaper. Price in my area varies, but it's always too much!
Everyone knows crown, the mediocre whisky that is capable of beating some of the other bottomshelf whisky & is advertised as something special... for me if you need a bottle for a party or something for your flask it's 'okay' but there really aren't any redeeming qualities here other than the mild relative smoothness to other bottom shelf bottles
People love to rip this stuff. I agree - the bags are dumb. Get rid of the, and reduce the price by a quarter. Why do they sell so much of this stuff? Because its pretty good
YUP ITS THE BOTTLE!!! Thats what got me to buy this 1 star product. It just goes to show sometimes all you need is a great presentation and great advertising to be successful. But real whiskey drinkers know this is the bottom of the barrel.
no flavor and pretty harsh. overpriced.
Nothing beats the smoothness of Crown... except Crown... Love this as any mixer and even nice as a neat on the rocks.. Love the price on this, can easily find a 1.75L for under 40$.. Great Deal for the smoothness and flavor you only find in Crown Royal "Deluxe"
Not much of a whiskey drinker, but my friend brought it over while we were hanging out and I had some mixed with coke, and some neat and on the rocks. It is smooth, but the flavor is rather odd. it is sort of bitter, and I had a hard time having more than one glass.
Great in mixed drinks (classic Highball), drinkable on the rocks or neat.
Makes me think of.....How well people will blindly follow advertising. Harsh with a flavor and nose that reminds me of the bad old days of buying rot gut liquor as a kid because it was cheap. There is a reason no one drinks this without mixing it. But it looks good in the bar so buy a bottle pour it our and put something good in that little pouch.
So damned smooth you think you're drinking air. It's a great whisky for anyone who doesn't think drinking whisky straight up is concievably drinkable. Great value and a good summer whisky; I just don't ever see it becoming my whisky of choice. So smooth it's boring!.
Agree the "wow factor" is minimal, but that's just fine in my book. There is lots of flavor to enjoy and sometimes you just don't want a lot of complexity or bite.
I agree with the "Bottle Notes." The price isn't bad and the quality is above average, but no "wow" factor.
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- Perth, WA (PER) 7-min drive; 2.3 miles/3.6 km
- Bassendean Ashfield Station 5-min drive; 2.9 miles/4.7 km
- Bayswater Meltham Station 7-min drive; 2.4 miles/3.8 km
- Burswood Belmont Park Station 7-min drive; 3.1 miles/4.9 km
- Free self parking
- Free RV, bus, and truck parking
- Free airport shuttle
Country Comfort Inter City Hotel Perth, Belmont
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $96
- Deluxe Room - Single Room
- Deluxe Room - Twin Room
- Executive Room (Breakfast for 1)
- Deluxe Room - Triple Room
- Deluxe Triple Room
- Easter Family Package (10% off BAR)
- Deluxe Room (Breakfast for 2)
- Deluxe Room 15Days AP
- Deluxe Room - Double Room
- Easter Romance Package (Stay 3 Pay 2)
- Deluxe Room
- Executive Room 15Days AP
- Studio
- 3 Bedroom Townhouse
- Executive Room
- Deluxe Room (Breakfast for 1)
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 161 rooms
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is 10 AM
- Express check-out
This property offers airport shuttle pickup service from Perth Domestic and International Airports on request only. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation after booking.
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free self parking
- Free RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Free reception
- Barbecue grills
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Spa tub
- Playground on site
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Business center
- Meeting rooms 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 1076
- Conference space size (meters) - 100
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
Special features
DiningFirehouse - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Country Comfort Inter City Hotel Perth, Belmont's small print
Also known as
- Comfort Inter City
- Comfort Inter City Hotel
- Country Comfort Inter City Hotel Perth
- Country Comfort Inter City Perth
- Country Comfort Inter City Hotel Perth Belmont
- Country Comfort Inter City Perth Belmont
- Country Comfort Inter City Hotel
- Country Comfort Inter City
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for AUD 30 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of AUD 24.50 for adults and AUD 12 for children (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for AUD 15 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Also popular with travelers from the USA
Recent reviews
Good 3.9 /5 from 192 reviews
We stayed here twice. Once on our way out of Perth and once again between flights. The reasons we chose this property were the free airport shuttle, its location near the airport and the restaurant. On our first stay the airport shuttle took two calls and almost an hour to pick us up. On our second stay it was already on the way when we called so we did not have to wait. Both trips to the airport from the hotel were in time. The van is old and has not been cleaned in a very long time. A good scrubbing inside and a wash outside would present a much better image of the hotel. The hotel is more like a motel with a restaurant. Three two story buildings, no lift and a long center corridor on each level. If you have heavy bags ask for a ground floor unit. The room has a kitchenette but we did not cook. The air conditioning worked well as did the wifi. The overall maintenance was average. The room clean. The location is not great. There is nothing close by but a couple of fast food places and a Chinees restaurant. The hotel restaurant food was good and the service fast and friendly. We had dinner both nights and did not regret it.
Some personnel at the front desk and the shuttle driver to the airport was not personable.
It was difficult to get the luggage to the foyer. But hotel kitchen were very kind to allow us to keep our meat we had purchased for our trip home.
Our primary reason for staying here was the free shuttle service and close proximity to the airport. No shuttle to International was a disappointment. However, we were pleased with our room and our dinner in the restaurant (only open in the evenings on weekends). The outdoor pool was not clean, though it might have been too cool to swim. There were several amenities that we enjoyed and the security of the property was quite good, given the surrounding industrial area. No real reason to stay here unless you have a domestic flight, as not much is nearby.
Room ok but bathroom in need of update and door required attention very squeaky. Enjoyed 2 meals which were very good quality and value. Had been told there was 24 hour airport transfer free this turned out ok from domestic airport however did not run to international airport so had to pay for a taxi at 4 am.
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Week 40
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
- Research Headlines
- Collaborative, cost-effective approach to fuel cell manufacturing
Efforts to establish a robust hydrogen-based transport sector in Europe must be underpinned by an equally healthy manufacturing industry for essential hydrogen-powered vehicle components.
- Collaborative, cost-effective approach to fuel cell manufacturing
Monday, 26 September 2016
- Events
- EuroGUCH 2017 Meeting - 5-6 May 2017, Lausanne, Switzerland
The EuroGUCH 2017 meeting is the most prestigious conference on adult congenital heart disease in Europe, organized under the auspices of the working group on grown-up congenital heart disease of the European Society of Cardiology.
- EuroGUCH 2017 Meeting - 5-6 May 2017, Lausanne, Switzerland
- Euro Endocrinology Conferences - 18-19 May 2017, Munich, Germany
Euro Endocrinology 2017 conference will focus on the latest and exciting innovations in all areas of Diabetes and Endocrinology research.
- Synergies between ESI funds and H2020: Understanding how the synergies work in practice - 11-12 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
"In order to optimise the added value from investments funded wholly or in part through the budget of the Union in the field of research and innovation, synergies should be sought in particular between the operation of ESIF and H2020, as set up in Regulation (EU) No 1291/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council, whilst respecting their distinct objectives." Source: Common Provisions Regulation (CPR), 17 December 2013.
- ERA Chairs and mobility schemes in H2020: Drivers, barriers & lessons learnt - 12 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
Mobility schemes in H2020 have become much more than researcher capacity building measures or instruments for simply attracting excellent researchers. They also aim to bring value to host organisation and the regions concerned contributing to the path of sustainable growth in the frame of Smart Specialisation (RIS3).
- Science Agora 2016 - 3-6 November 2016, Japan
For the second year running, the Delegation of the European Union to Japan, together with Member State embassies, European research institutions and Japanese partners will put on a number of exciting activities showcasing Europe-Japan joint research projects and featuring talks by some of the foremost experts on topics related to the themes of this year's Science Agora.
- Research Headlines
- Zooming in on promising materials with new modelling software
Nanoscale modelling software developed by an EU-funded project aims to accelerate the discovery of novel materials and chemical processes - a boost to Europe's industrial innovation and competitiveness.
- Zooming in on promising materials with new modelling software
- Success Stories
- New synergies to protect the cities of the sea: coral reefs
Bringing together an international team of coral reef scientists, an EU-funded project is generating crucial insights into reef ecosystems that may contribute to the conservation of these environmentally, socially and economically important habitats.
- New synergies to protect the cities of the sea: coral reefs
Week 39
Friday, 23 September 2016
- Research Headlines
- A faster, more efficient way to search for patents
If you're among the growing ranks of entrepreneurs launching start-ups, you have probably already discovered how complicated, time-consuming and expensive it is to search patent databases to check if your bright idea is really new. European researchers are solving the problem with innovative search technology that will soon be implemented commercially.
- A faster, more efficient way to search for patents
Thursday, 22 September 2016
- Events
- Regional Workshop on "How to best attract talented researchers" - 25 April 2017, Ohrid, Macedonia
The purpose of this regional workshop is to fully inform 'newcomers' (research performing institutions and research funders) on the principles of Charter and Code and their implementation in the research institution via the Human Resources Strategy for Researchers (HRS4R).
- Regional Workshop on "How to best attract talented researchers" - 25 April 2017, Ohrid, Macedonia
- Artificial Intelligence & Ethics | Who Does the Thinking? - 15 November 2016, Brussels, Belgium
The advent and increased sophistication of autonomous systems offers significant potential benefits in diverse application domains including manufacturing and transportation, healthcare and financial services, exploration, maintenance and repair.
- Horizon 2020 - the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation
- Independent experts to advise Commission on impact of EU research funding
The European Commission will set up a High Level Group of experts who will advise on how to maximise the impact of the EU's investment into research and innovation. The Group will be chaired by Pascal Lamy, President Emeritus of the Jacques Delors Institute, the Commission decided on 21 September 2016.
- Independent experts to advise Commission on impact of EU research funding
- Research Headlines
- 3D protein models developed to better understand diseases
Pioneering new microscopic techniques capable of achieving accurate 3D protein models could one day lead to new cancer therapies and treatments for diseases such as Alzheimer's. Developed by EU-funded researchers, the techniques have also been used to study how to improve antimalarial drugs.
- 3D protein models developed to better understand diseases
- Success Stories
- Dealing with danger: busy geniuses and watchful robots
Let's take a look at wasps, hawks and donkeys - not animals but special robots which can help save people in danger in the Alps. It's part of a European project called SHERPA.
- Dealing with danger: busy geniuses and watchful robots
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
- Events
- Final conference of the IMPRESA project: the impact of research on EU agriculture - 4 November 2016, Rome, Italy
Registrations remain open for the Final Conference of the IMPRESA project on 4th November 2016 at the FAO headquarters in Rome.
- Final conference of the IMPRESA project: the impact of research on EU agriculture - 4 November 2016, Rome, Italy
- ERA-Can+ Information Session in Hamburg, September 29 - 29 September 2016, Hamburg, Germany
DLR PT and its ERA-Can+ partners are helping European researchers access potential sources of European and Canadian funding.
- International VATS Symposium 2016 - 14-15 October 2016, London, United Kingdom
A fully interactive comprehensive symposium that covers all aspects of modern minimally invasive surgery. Providing all the elements to develop a successful advanced VATS programme including expert techniques. We will discuss the technical aspects of the most challenging procedures with international experts and share your most difficult cases with knowledgeable and skilled faculty.
- MaculArt Meeting 2017 - 2-4 July 2017, Paris, France
Top Ophthalmologists from around the globe will be present to share their knowledge and discuss major advances in our field. The theme this year is "Imaging and Managing Macular Diseases".
- SelSus - Smart Factory - 6 October 2016, Budapest, Hungary
In our workshop we present you best-practice applications of Smart Factory technologies. With focus on reduction of production cost, we are going to cover the entire life-cycle of manufacturing equipment and production lines:
- Press Centre
- EU invests €20 million for expansion of solar film manufacturing facility in Germany
The European Investment Bank today announced a €20 million loan agreement with German-based Heliatek, a world leader in the production of organic photovoltaic devices and solar films.
- EU invests €20 million for expansion of solar film manufacturing facility in Germany
- Research Headlines
- Software tool for more cost-effective offshore wind farm
The potential for offshore wind farms to meet a large proportion of our energy requirements is almost unlimited, and interest in building more offshore wind farms is increasing. But cost remains a major barrier. The EU-funded EERA-DTOC project has produced a tool - Wind & Economy - that helps minimise the cost of planning, developing and operating offshore wind farms. It is already on the market.
- Software tool for more cost-effective offshore wind farm
- Success Stories
- New understanding of how Alzheimer's develops
By focusing on certain actions and reactions within the brain, an EU-funded project has advanced understanding of how Alzheimer's Disease develops. This could potentially open the door to a new era of targeted treatments.
- New understanding of how Alzheimer's develops
Tuesday, 20 September 2016
- Events
- DKOU 2017 - German Congress of Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery - 24-27 October 2017, Berlin, Germany
The various fields of orthopedic and trauma surgery with the underlying mechanisms as well as differentiated diagnostic tools and therapy and also the prevention and rehabilitation are topics of the DKOU 2017.
- DKOU 2017 - German Congress of Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery - 24-27 October 2017, Berlin, Germany
- 16th Euro Global Summit and Expo on Food and Beverages - 2-4 March 2017, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Food Conference is the premier food event that brings together a unique and international mix of experts, researchers and decision makers both from academia and industry across the globe to exchange their knowledge, experience and research innovations to build a world's food scientists, industrialists and entrepreneurs meet.
- Global Conference on Nanotechnology and Materials Science - 24-26 April 2017, Las Vegas, USA
Global Conference on Nanotechnology and Materials Science will be organized at Las Vegas, USA from April 24-26, 2017, 2017 around the theme "Recent advancements in nanotechnology and materials science for global requirements."
- Energy Transitions 2016 - 28-29 November 2016, London, United Kingdom
Difficulties and inefficiencies in calculating energy supply and demand have led to overinvestment across a number of regions and sectors.
- FamiliesAndSocieties – Final Conference - 18 October 2016, Brussels
FamiliesAndSocieties (Changing families and sustainable societies: Policy contexts and diversity over the life course and across generations ) is a large-scale collaborative research project in the Seventh Framework Programme. The project addresses the development of families in Europe and the challenges posed by their increasing complexity and diversity. It aims to extend the research terrain and to provide a broader empirically grounded basis for policy making at the European, the national, and the local level by addressing the causes and consequences of family change, reflected in changing parental and gender roles, vulnerabilities, and new patterns in intergenerational relationships in families and societies in Europe. The project seeks to contribute to policy frameworks promoting well-being of families and sustainable societal development.
- Understanding Europe – Promoting the European Public and Cultural Space - 17 October 2016, Brussels
The conference Understanding Europe – Promoting the European Public and Cultural Space addresses the key issues of (digital) cultural heritage, identity formation as well as intellectual, artistic, creative and historical legacy of the European Union. The conference is organised for discussing with new projects selected for Horizon 2020 funding under the H2020-REFLECTIVE-2014 & 2015 call the policy aspects of their research objectives. The conference provides an excellent opportunity for enabling contact and cooperation between on-going EU-funded research projects on "Cultural Heritage and European Identities", heritage practitioners and policy makers from the European Institutions.
- Press Centre
- Commission recommends reforms to improve Hungary's research and innovation system
The European Commission presented today key policy recommendations that will help enhance the performance of Hungary in research and innovation. These recommendations were requested by Hungary under the Policy Support Facility (PSF), a new instrument under Horizon 2020, the EU's research and innovation programme.
- Commission recommends reforms to improve Hungary's research and innovation system
- Research Headlines
- A study in gesture interactions
The EU-funded GETUI project is developing ways to assess how gestures fit into the communication skill set needed for collaborative problem solving.
- A study in gesture interactions
Monday, 19 September 2016
- EU Contest for Young Scientists
- Europe's top young scientists chosen in Brussels
The European Commission today awarded top prizes to 45 young scientists for their outstanding science projects. Cash prizes totalling € 49 500 were handed out at the European Union Contest for Young Scientists award ceremony in Brussels, along with other valuable prizes such as science trips to Europe's leading research laboratories.
- Europe's top young scientists chosen in Brussels
- Events
- Future Smart Technologies for the Industry 4.0 Era - 11 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
Industry 4.0 is a collective term embracing contemporary automation, data exchange, and manufacturing technologies with potention to foster growth.
- Future Smart Technologies for the Industry 4.0 Era - 11 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
- 13th Conference of the European Council of Enterostomal Therapists - 18-21 June 2017, Berlin, Germany
The conference theme of ECET 2017 is: Building bridges - from west to east, from south to north Ostomy - Continence - Wounds.
- Press Centre
- EU invests €230 million in breakthrough physics research at CERN
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) today signed an EU-backed loan agreement worth 250 million Swiss francs (€230 million).
- EU invests €230 million in breakthrough physics research at CERN
- Research Headlines
- Electronic innovations open door to personal mobility for all
By redesigning the car interior and harnessing the latest electronic technologies, EU-funded scientists are designing and developing an affordable and user-friendly electric vehicle specifically for Europe's ageing population. A prototype should be ready in 2018.
- Electronic innovations open door to personal mobility for all
- Success Stories
- Revolutionising in-situ maintenance and repair
Once the stuff of science fiction, robots are today a common sight in many industry sectors. EU-funded researchers have significantly advanced the technology, developing a robotic system for in-situ repair and maintenance that makes work in hazardous environments easier and safer. It could be on the market in three to five years.
- Revolutionising in-situ maintenance and repair
Week 38
Friday, 16 September 2016
- Research Headlines
- A closer look at dendritic cells and their links to cancer
Dendritic cells are a type of white blood cell. By studying them, an EU-funded project aims to provide wider insights into the role of the immune system in the development of cancer. The insights provided by the project could eventually help researchers develop new ways to fight a range of cancers - helping to save lives.
- A closer look at dendritic cells and their links to cancer
- Success Stories
- A compact device to detect the early signs of cancer
EU-funded project ULTRAPLACAD is developing a low-cost device that can detect the early signs of cancer by analysing blood. The device would allow doctors to screen more patients and provide treatment at an earlier stage of the disease - helping to save lives.
- A compact device to detect the early signs of cancer
Thursday, 15 September 2016
- Events
- 2nd International Conference on Science Advice to Government - 29-30 September 2016, Brussels, Belgium
The 2nd International Conference on Science Advice to Government is approaching!
- 2nd International Conference on Science Advice to Government - 29-30 September 2016, Brussels, Belgium
- Sustainable Solutions for Europe: Meeting the Challenges of Air Quality and Climate Change - 11 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
Please join us on the 11th October to find out how pioneering research in climate change is helping to steer research policy.
- Europeptides Part of Tides Europe, Berlin 2016 - 14-17 November 2016, Berlin, Germany
Where peptide leaders meet to build successful partnerships and accelerate products across all development phases Increase half-life and minimise manufacturing costs through new data, case studies and technologies for peptide therapeutics
- Research Headlines
- A nanoscale boost to solar energy
An EU-funded project has pioneered the use of an advanced form of nanotechnology in solar panel manufacturing, laying the foundations for more efficient renewable energy production.
- A nanoscale boost to solar energy
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
- A Vision for Europe
- Commission proposes copyright exception for researchers
As part of its update of EU copyright rules, the European Commission today proposed a copyright exception that would permit researchers to analyse on a large scale scientific data to which they have lawful access.
- Commission proposes copyright exception for researchers
- Events
- Animal Task Force Seminar : Animal production, the Key in a European sustainable circular Bioeconomy - 16 November 2016, Brussels, Belgium
With an increasing global population and consequently, food demand, the livestock sector is a key actor to address the challenge of global food and nutrition security.
- Animal Task Force Seminar : Animal production, the Key in a European sustainable circular Bioeconomy - 16 November 2016, Brussels, Belgium
- Cell therapy Manufacturing & Gene Therapy Congress - 28 November - 1 December 2016, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Connecting Cell and Gene Therapy Leaders to drive manufacturing and commercialisation through direct access to innovative discovery, product development and regulatory know-how.
- ISN-ESN Biennial Meeting - 20-24 August 2017, Paris, France
We are delighted to invite you to the joint meeting of the International Society of Neurochemistry (ISN) and the European Society for Neurochemistry (ESN), in Paris, France from 20 - 24 August 2017.
- 20th European Forum on Eco-innovation - 27-28 October 2016, Tallinn, Estonia
SMEs, businesses, investors, banks, public authorities, policy makers, associations and innovators interested in circular economy opportunities are invited to attend the next Forum on Eco-innovation in Tallinn, Republic of Estonia, on 26-27-28 October 2016.
- Europe in a changing world – inclusive, innovative and reflective societies - 11 October 2016, Bibliothèque Royale, 4 bld. de l'Empereur, 1000 Brussels
Info Day - HORIZON 2020
- Sustainable Innovation 2016 - 'Circular Economy' Innovation & Design - 7-8 November 2016, Epsom, Surrey, United Kingdom
Sustainable Innovation 2016 is the 21st annual conference in the series that has attracted over 2500 delegates from 50 countries.
- Research Headlines
- Boosting the Large Hadron Collider
The world's most powerful particle collider is soon to become even more powerful: a massive overhaul is expected to increase the luminosity of the Large Hadron Collider by a factor of 10. An EU-funded design study has shaped key innovations that will underpin the new configuration planned for 2026, which include new magnets and transmission lines.
- Boosting the Large Hadron Collider
- Success Stories
- The travelling greenhouse
What looks like an ordinary transportation container houses a sophisticated robotic greenhouse that, according to its developers, can help guarantee the sustainability of European forests.
- The travelling greenhouse
Tuesday, 13 September 2016
- Events
- WCS 2017 - World Congress of Surgery by ISS/SIC - 13-17 August 2017, Basel, Switzerland
The 47th World Congress of Surgery (WCS 2017) will make available the highest standards of surgery.
- WCS 2017 - World Congress of Surgery by ISS/SIC - 13-17 August 2017, Basel, Switzerland
- MVADS 2017 Modern Vaccines Adjuvants and Delivery Systems - 12-14 September 2017, Porto, Portugal
MVADS 2017 is the 6th international conference in this series addressing current reseach on novel vaccines and adjuvants and delivery systems for these biologics. MVADS 2017
- SRA Policy Forum: Risk Governance for Key Enabling Technologies - 1-3 March 2017, Venice, Italy
The continued development and growing opportunities for commercialization of key enabling technologies (e.g., nanotechnology, synthetic biology, biomaterials) raises fundamental environmental health and safety (EHS) challenges for regulators in various governments.
- Innovation Union
- European Commission launches EU Prize for Women Innovators 2017
The EU Prize for Women Innovators 2017 competition, which awards female entrepreneurs who have successfully brought an innovation to market, opens today.
- European Commission launches EU Prize for Women Innovators 2017
- International Cooperation
- Innovative firms in Ukraine to benefit from EU-guaranteed loans
The European Investment Fund (EIF) and ProCredit Bank Ukraine today signed a loan guarantee deal that will offer small and medium-sized companies in Ukraine easier access to risk capital for the development of innovative ideas.
- Innovative firms in Ukraine to benefit from EU-guaranteed loans
- Research Headlines
- Cleaner urban transport with hydrogen buses
Trials in cities around the world have demonstrated that fuel-cell passenger buses can cut emissions and noise pollution while providing good quality public transport. New EU-funded projects could double Europe's fleet of hydrogen buses - reducing vehicle and infrastructure costs per bus to boost take-up of the technology.
- Cleaner urban transport with hydrogen buses
Monday, 12 September 2016
- Research Headlines
- The driving forces of cell division
With her ERC grant, the 5000th awarded to a leading scientist in Europe, Dr Iva Tolić wants to push forward the frontiers of knowledge on the mechanical principles of cell division. To reach her goal, after spending several years in the USA, Denmark, Italy and Germany, she has moved back to Croatia where she is setting her new research team. The results of her ERC-funded project could lead to new insight in cell and molecular biology, potentially opening novel ways to treat cancer.
- The driving forces of cell division
Week 37
Friday, 09 September 2016
- Events
- Impact and Innovation in Horizon 2020 projects - 7 October 2016, Paris, France
The goal of this event is to discuss the importance of impact and innovation in Horizon 2020 proposals and project and to provide participants with insights into best practices to handle these aspects.
- Impact and Innovation in Horizon 2020 projects - 7 October 2016, Paris, France
- PBVAB 2017 Plant-Based Vaccines Antibodies and Biologics - 5-7 June 2017, Albufeira, Portugal
PBVAB 2017 will aim to attract an international audience of researchers, clinicians, and representatives for academia, industry and government/regulatory/public health organizations.
- SVS 2017 Skin Vaccination Summit - 22-24 May 2017, Leiden, Netherlands
The fourth SKIN VACCINATION SUMMIT – SVS 2017 will again offer an international forum for researchers, both academic and industrial, plus regulators and skin delivery technologists to meet and discuss the current developments and future direction and technology trends in the dynamic field of skin mediated vaccination.
- Research Headlines
- 3D city modelling for smarter parking
Tired of endlessly looking for a parking spot? Dreaming of having a bird's-eye view to locate free spaces in a congested city? ERC grantee Prof Luc Van Gool is a research leader in the area of computer vision. With his project 'VarCity', he works to innovate existing 3D city modelling by using object class recognition methods and crowd generated data.
- 3D city modelling for smarter parking
Thursday, 08 September 2016
- Events
- ARCH Pre Event - #FOOD2030EU: Consumers and Global Food Systems - 11 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
In the context of the FOOD2030 conference "Research and Innovation for Tomorrow's Nutrition & Food Systems", ARCH is jointly organising a Pre Event with other SCAR Strategic Working Groups AKIS and Food Systems as well as DGs RTD, AGRI and DEVCO on the role of consumers in the sustainable consumption and production in Europe and in developing countries.
- ARCH Pre Event - #FOOD2030EU: Consumers and Global Food Systems - 11 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
- TRADEIT/Trafoon Open to Innovation Conference - 19-20 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
The TRADEIT and Trafoon Networks invite you to a joint closing conference titled "Open to Innovation: Networks for the support of Traditional Food Sector in Europe".
- EU-PLF project: Bright Farm by Precision Livestock Farming - 29 September 2016, Brussels, Belgium
The EU funded research project on Precision Liefstock Farming EU-PLF is presenting its final outcomes at the closing event in Brussels. Résidence Palace – 155, rue de la Loi.
- Green Catalysis by Design Scientific Meeting and Student Winter School - 22-23 February 2017, Padova, Italy
The "Green Catalysis by Design Scientific Meeting" will be held on the 23rd February 2017 and before this, a one day Winter School for young researchers on the 22nd February 2017, in the beautiful city of Padova, Italy.
- 6th World Congress on Pharmacology - 7-9 August 2017, Paris, France
Pharmacology 2017 focuses on the importance to understand drugs and how they can affect human physiology. It is with better understanding of Pharmacology one can know the right dosage and dosage forms of drugs.
- Lab-on-a-Chip and Microfluidics 2017 - 10-11 May 2017, Munich, Germany
SELECTBIO is pleased to announce Lab-on-a-Chip and Microfluidics 2017.
- International FIGARO Conference - 19 September 2016, Brussels, Belgium
An international Conference of the FIGARO Consortium will take place in CopaCogeca in Brussels - Rue de Trèves 61 - on 19 September from 9:00 to 16:30.
- Research Headlines
- Seaking an energy revolution for boats on the high seas
When a boat pitches in waves, it creates inertial energy. The EU-funded SeaKERS project developed the tools to harness this renewable energy for charging yacht batteries. The project team is now planning to commercialise its invention.
- Seaking an energy revolution for boats on the high seas
- Success Stories
- Surveillance technology monitors animal wellbeing
Humans have long been under CCTV surveillance, but now chickens and pigs are being watched too - by big farmer technology! Researchers have set up cameras, sensors and microphones at some 20 experimental smart farms all over Europe - to track animal movements.
- Surveillance technology monitors animal wellbeing
Wednesday, 07 September 2016
- Events
- Advances in Drug Discovery 2017 - 6-7 March 2017, Cambridge, United Kingdom
Delegates have unrestricted access to all conference tracks and networking opportunities at this SELECTBIO multi-track event: Epigenetics in DD; Antibodies in DD; Academic DD; Stem Cells in DD.
- Advances in Drug Discovery 2017 - 6-7 March 2017, Cambridge, United Kingdom
- The Field School on language revitalisation and documentation - 18-28 September 2016, Wilamowice, Poland
We are pleased to invite you to a field school on language revitalisation and documentation which is taking place in Wilamowice, the only place where Wymysiöeryś, one of the most endangered languages of Europe, is used.
- 11th International Conference on Clinical Pediatrics - 29 June - 1 July 2017, London, United Kingdom
Conference series LLC is privileged to announce "11th International conference on Clinical Pediatrics" which is to be held during June 29-July 1, 2017 in London, UK.
- Research Headlines
- Ancient manuscripts in Ethiopia: preserving an historical and cultural heritage
Prof. Nosnitsin's ETHIO-SPARE project made several field trips to North Ethiopia to identify the most important collections, create inventories and make digital copies of over 2000 manuscripts. Next steps were the classification and scientific cataloguing of these cultural treasures and the publication of selected studies and research results.
- Ancient manuscripts in Ethiopia: preserving an historical and cultural heritage
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EuroGUCH 2017 Meeting
5-6 May 2017, Lausanne, Switzerland
Euro Endocrinology Conferences
18-19 May 2017, Munich, Germany
Synergies between ESI funds and H2020: Understanding how the synergies work in practice
11-12 October 2016, Brussels, Belgium
ERA Chairs and mobility schemes in H2020: Drivers, barriers & lessons learnt
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Understanding Medical Practice through Medical Claims
IMS Health draws on patient anonymous information from medical claims that is submitted to payers for reimbursement. In the U.S., we use one of the largest repositories of electronic medical claims available to capture about two-thirds of the country's medical claims. The claims information helps us build a foundation of real-world evidence spanning anonymous patient interactions with healthcare professionals in all care settings, across geographies and therapeutic areas, including:
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Genomic sequence data is unlocking opportunities to improve health, patient by patient. IMS Health is working with select research hospitals and academic institutions to determine how to best use this information to improve healthcare without compromising patient privacy. Life sciences R&D departments and clinical researchers can use this insight into the mechanisms behind disease to:
- Identify potential therapeutic targets for development
- Uncover new treatment pathways
- Identify genetic markers for drug response
- Select the case population for clinical trials
- Perform post-marketing surveillance
Reference Data
Integrated Profiles of U.S. Providers, Organizations and Plans
IMS Health provides continually updated information on B2B relationships for the 1m+ healthcare organizations and plans, which include affiliations, organizational hierarchies, and contractual relationships—connections that influence treatment protocols and purchase decisions. Within these organizations, extending across 140+ Classes of Trade, we track more than 14.3 million healthcare provider and contact P2B affiliations. This holistic and dynamic view of the U.S. healthcare industry provides:
- Reference files on 90 percent of all life sciences manufacturer U.S.-based customers
- Profiles on professionals, organizations and plans along with their interrelationships
- Professional listings with source identifiers, certifications and industry authorizations
The Vital Link between Diagnosis and Treatment
IMS Health maintains panels of physicians in 40+ countries who report to us on their prescribing practices, including dosing details. These records provide the physician's diagnosis and the treatment prescribed for anonymous patients, revealing how health is being managed. With in-depth knowledge of epidemiology and care decisions, clients can:
- Make R&D investment decisions
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- Develop effective sales and marketing strategies
- Adapt their brand strategies as products mature
- Identify treatment variability of prescribing practices relative to published guidelines
- Devise public policy initiatives and measure their impact
Sales Data
A Unique Global Measure of Product Demand
Anticipating opportunities in the global life sciences marketplace requires a single measure of sales volume, market share and trends, which we offer through IMS MIDAS. In more than 100 countries, IMS Health collects data on the sale of ethical pharmaceutical products, capturing more than 95 percent of the value of the global market. In some markets, we produce a census while in others we project data to national estimates. Sales performance can be compared across countries, competitors, therapies and products—all segmented by distribution channel. Manufacturers of pharmaceutical products use these international measures to:
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- Monitor the effectiveness of promotional activities
- Manage their supply chain effectively
Primary Market Research
Primary Market Research to Amplify Secondary Data
IMS Health conducts primary research with physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, payers and patients. We can integrate these findings—both qualitative and quantitative—with our secondary data. We conduct one-on-one interviews, focus groups and questionnaires, performing more than 200,000 interviews a year in 50+ countries. IMS Health maintains a community of thousands of physicians that can be tapped as needed. IMS Health's primary market research helps to:
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- Explain findings drawn from our secondary data assets
- Inform our advisory services and strategic planning work with a complete understanding of a market condition or issue


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At 6'7" 310 lbs, Nathan D'Cunha has no problem making people notice him when he walks into a room. Now, the offensive lineman will be making heads turn on the campus of the University of Kansas.
Originally from Australia, where he currently is headed for the holidays, D'Cunha received only praise from his coach at SBCC.
"He's huge! He has great feet too," said Moropoulos. " He is very coachable and is very, very mature."
One of the reasons for D'Cunha's maturity is his age. At 24, he has a few years on his younger teammates. Being a bit older has helped Nate excel on and off the field.
"He learns so quick and easy. He's not out there running his mouth or anything. He also has great grades and does great in school. His age and maturity surely help him there," said Moropoulos.
As of now, it looks as if Nate will have two years remaining at Kansas, but there is a chance that a third year could be allowed by the NCAA.
"We did send in an appeal for a third year. We were supposed to hear back by the end on November, but I haven't heard anything yet, said Moropoulos."
After Nate turned 21, he had played in a game in Europe that was viewed as professional. Therefore, one year of eligibility was taken away from the NCAA.
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Hi, You are not alone. I have just had my third miscarriage but I have had 2 successful and easy pregnancies (the miscarriages have alternated with successful pregnancies). My miscarriages have largely been earlier in development than yours (6 weeks, 5.2 wks and 7.5 weeks). My children are 11 and 3 and I would like for our youngest to have a friend too but at the age of 40 I'm sort of thinking time and nature are a little against me. We will try again but not for long as the gap between our youngest and the the baby will get too big. Keep smiling Ljbrise, you aren't alone, believe in your body and that things happen for a reason. I tell myself without the miscarriages I wouldn't have the two beautiful children I do have.
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be prepared in my case they can not determine why i lose them i have 3 children have had 6 miscarraiges first pregnancy great next 3 lost next one great next lost next perfect next 2 lost im pregnant for my 10th time at the moment only 5 weeks just taking it one day at a time
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i have 2 healthy sons ages 12 and 8.No problems with their pregnacies. I am now age 32. my first MC was in november 2011 at 22 weeks . next MC in Feb 2012 at 6 weeks . Then next MC in January 2013 at 11 weeks ...now i just had my 4th MC on September 25th. i was 12 weeks...For this pregnancy that i just lost , i had blood tests and everything was normal. My uterus looked normal according to doctor. I had my hormone levels checked at 5-6 weeks and they were rising like they should have been. I dont know why this is happening but i might just change doctors. Maby i need progesterone suppliments or baby asprin who knows.


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