For principal investigators and physicians
Your trials. Your local updates. Your next research opportunity.
Bring your trial portfolio, local study information and research opportunities into one place. Keep an overview of your studies, tell colleagues when something changes at your site, share trials and explore research that fits your expertise.
Everything about your research, in one place
Six things TrialsConnect does for you as an investigator.
| Study | My role | At my site | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Study 1, phase III | PI | Recruiting | Recruiting |
| Study 2, phase II | Sub-investigator | On hold | Recruiting |
| Study 3, phase I | PI | Preparing to open | Recruiting |
| Study 4, phase III | PI | Follow-up | Follow-up |
Your trials at a glance
See your trials in one clear overview
Keep the studies you are involved in together, with what matters to you as an investigator: your role, recruitment at your site, key contacts and timelines.
- See which studies are preparing to open, recruiting, paused or in follow-up, across sponsors and disease areas.
- Local recruitment status is shown apart from overall study status.
- Find trial information, contacts and documents quickly.
- Review the studies linked to your profile and add local context.
Needs your attention
- Study 3: planned start date passed, still preparing to open
- Study 2: local pause not yet confirmed by the sponsor
- Study coordinator, oncologycontact
- Study 1 protocol summaryv2
Local status updates
Keep colleagues informed when something changes at your site
Report when recruitment opens, pauses, resumes or closes. The update reaches the relevant study contacts, and where confirmation is needed, the responsible study or sponsor team.
- Dated local updates sit next to the registry information, so colleagues see where each piece of information comes from.
- A colleague considering a referral sees the latest status from your site.
- A coordinator reviewing the portfolio works from the same information.
- Study coordinator informed
- Sponsor study team asked to confirm
- Shown in the hospital trial search, dated 14 Oct
Registry status (ClinicalTrials.gov): Recruiting · shown alongside, with its own date
Research opportunities
Discover research that fits your expertise
Explore studies and sponsors active in your therapeutic areas, and find opportunities to discuss taking part in future research.
- Search by disease area, phase, biomarkers and other study characteristics.
- See which sponsors run studies in your areas of interest.
- Weigh potential opportunities against your current commitments.
- Show your interest in relevant future studies on your investigator profile, if you choose.
Sponsor A · 3 studies in your areas
Sponsor B · new in your therapeutic area
Your investigator profile
Present your research in your own words
Keep your specialty, affiliation, study involvement, research interests and contact details current, so colleagues and research partners understand your expertise.
- Add supporting information and keep your profile in line with your current role.
- Decide what each audience sees: your hospital, your network, or sponsors exploring new research.
- Visibility to sponsors is your choice, and you can switch it off at any time.
- Specialty
- Medical oncology
- Institution
- Studies
- 4 ongoing · 9 previous
- Research interests
- Biomarker-driven therapy, diagnostic pathways
Who can see it
Prepare for new studies
Take on new studies with a clear view of your commitments
Bring your current research into feasibility discussions with your department and research team, and reuse what is already known about you and your department.
- How a proposed trial fits your research interests.
- Where recruitment periods or study populations may overlap.
- Which staff, facilities and services would be needed.
- What else you need to know before committing.
Looking for a trial for a patient?
Search studies across your hospital and network
Search by disease area, study characteristics, location and local recruitment status. Review the study information and referral contacts, then talk to the research team about current availability and eligibility.
- Trials from EU CTIS and ClinicalTrials.gov in one search.
- Status confirmed by the centres where your country is live.
- Free for physicians. No account needed to search.
| Trial | Centre | Status | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trial 1, phase III | Centre A | Open · confirmed | Study nurse |
| Trial 2, phase II | Centre D | Open · confirmed | Study coordinator |
| Trial 3, phase I | Centre F | Registry only | As registered |
How it works
Review your profile and studies
Confirm your investigator information and the studies linked to you, in one personal overview.
Add your local knowledge
Keep site status, contacts and trial information current, and add documents that help colleagues.
Connect and explore
Share trials in your hospital or network, search studies and find opportunities to grow your research.
You stay in control
Clear about what is shared, and where information comes from.
- You decide what your profile shows, and to whom.
- Your local updates are dated and kept apart from the overall study status in the registries.
- A listed study is a starting point. A conversation with the sponsor or research team confirms whether you can take part.
- No patient data is shared through your profile or trial pages.
Bring your research activity into one clear view
Keep your studies organised, your local information current and your research connections active.