Global Biospecimen Network Connecting Researchers Worldwide

Our Global Network of Research sites expands from the US to Australia. With 1500 sites and growing, we have the ability to source almost all types of biospecimens as well as prospectively collect according to your specific protocol.

Access to Millions of Specimens

100+ Diseases

1500 Sites Globally

Millions of Specimens Shipped

Quality Science Begins

IRB Approved | Regulatory Compliant | Research Ready

iProcess has built one of the world’s most extensive biobanks and sample collection networks, capable of meeting the stringent needs of any disease research program. Whether using specimens for assay development, bench research, or generating big data for your research or development studies, we deliver.

Biorepository

Precise cohorts of data-rich, research-ready specimens to fuel your studies.

  • All specimen types and volumes
  • Medical history & comorbidities
  • Demographics & lifestyle
  • Matched specimens available
  • Longitudinal data
  • Patient re-access & recall
  • Serological and molecular profiling

Global biospecimen collection network

Our international network of integrated clinical care centers & specialty laboratories support research and biospecimen collection.

  • We listen, developing a plan to meet your exact study timeline and needs
  • We execute and manage every aspect of recruitment, sample collection, and logistics
  • We enhance, with industry-leading capabilities in storage, testing, analysis and more

Join the growing list of Pharmaceutical, Life Science and Diagnostic companies who are using iProcess Global Research to meet their research needs.

Map of our global network of 1000+ research sites

FAQs for Biospecimen Network

A biospecimen network is a collaborative system that connects multiple biorepositories, laboratories, and research institutions globally. This network allows for the sharing, procurement, and management of biological samples across different locations, facilitating large-scale research projects and ensuring that researchers have access to the high-quality specimens they need, regardless of geographic constraints.

A biospecimen network benefits researchers by providing access to a diverse range of high-quality samples from various populations around the world. This global reach ensures that researchers can obtain the specific types of samples they need, whether they are looking for common or rare disease samples, and it enables more comprehensive and representative studies.

Through a global biospecimen network, researchers can access a wide variety of biospecimens, including blood, tissue, biofluids, stem cells, and more. These samples can be from patients with a variety of diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular conditions, autoimmune diseases, and infectious diseases. The network also supports the collection of samples with specific attributes, such as disease stage or treatment history.

Data within a biospecimen network is managed using sophisticated software systems that ensure the secure, compliant, and efficient handling of all specimen-related information. This includes de-identification of patient data, adherence to ethical standards, and compliance with regulations like HIPAA and GDPR. These systems allow for easy access to detailed specimen data while maintaining the privacy and integrity of the information.

Compliance and ethical considerations are paramount in a biospecimen network. The network operates under strict guidelines to ensure that all biospecimen collection, storage, and sharing activities comply with relevant legal and ethical standards. This includes obtaining proper patient consent, ensuring data privacy, and adhering to international regulations such as HIPAA and GDPR to protect patient information.