Q2 Solutions Videos

  1. Clinical Genomics Laboratory Services 7/27/2022

    Watch this video to learn more about  Q2 Solutions' genomics laboratory capabilities and follow the journey of a sample from accessioning to data analysis and delivery.

  2. Risk Management For Biotech Companies In Clinical Trials 5/27/2022

    In this episode, Alex Watt, Global Head for Biotech Integrated Laboratory Solutions and Alan Wookey, Global Head of Companion Diagnostics discuss how to manage both scientific and operational risk in clinical trials for biotech companies.

  3. The Benefits Of Incorporating Genomic Testing Into Immuno-Oncology Clinical Trials 3/9/2021

    There are several advantages to incorporating genomic testing into immuno-oncology clinical trials. Watch this video to see Victor Weigman, Q2 Solutions Translational Genomics, discuss how incorporating genomic testing facilitates research and clinical trial design to realize genomics-based medicine. You’ll also learn how genomic testing expands insight into more treatment options based on a patient’s tumor classification.

  4. Anatomic Pathology Services 3/9/2021

    At Q2 Solutions, we treat each sample as if a life depends on it. We offer global Pathology and Histology services to support scientific requirements of oncology clinical trials. Watch this video about our global anatomic pathology clinical trial central lab services including immunohistochemistry, cytogenetics and molecular assays.

  5. Biorepository And Specimen Management 3/9/2021

    We offer a broad range of biorepository services and technologies that are tailored to align with our clients’ protocol and storage needs.  Hundreds of customers trust us to preserve the integrity of their biospecimens for as long as they need to store them.  Watch this video to learn more about our global biorepository and specimen management services.

  6. The Role Of Genomics In Clinical Trials 3/9/2021

    Genomics has come a long way from the days of being primarily a discovery tool. It used to be that essentially all the genomic data that was being produced as part of clinical trials was purely exploratory in nature. This is still being done, but now we're also translating those insights into real uses. In this podcast we discuss the use of broad genomic features such as microsatellite instability and tumor mutational burden as biomarkers in addition to specific point mutations that have been in use for some time.