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There’s a certain art to axe throwing. It’s not as easy as it sounds. Young Luke here seems to be getting the hang of it pretty quickly.

Feeling a bit nostalgic today. Take a trip down memory lane as we look back fondly on a 10×20 booth we developed in 2014: a six-foot aortic valve. That thing’s big enough to sleep in!

The adage still stands, even for one-legged seagulls: the early bird gets the goldfish cracker.

Another fantastic piece of creative for Touchlight’s Doggybone DNA campaigns.

We’re excited to announce the imminent release of Wheeler Bio’s 2024 Investment Survey, a deep dive into the biotech investment landscape.

Luke’s going to give surfing surfing a stab. The remnants of Hurricane Debby are creating quite a swell out there.

Star Wars or Pharma? Why not both?

Just a little shoutout to our friends at Wheeler Bio, who are revolutionizing antibody development with streamlined cost, reduced risk, and faster time to market through their innovative Portable CMC platform.

Misaki is making the most of her last few days on vacation before heading off to her first year of college.

If you look closely, you can see Luke’s mustache coming in. Keep at it, man.

Day 05 saw the Road Warriors come together with the Mad Max gang for a wild day of shooting in Clunes, just a few hours south of Melbourne. Not to mention that Clint’s daughter provided what’s sure to be the most iconic photo of the trip! Check out the Day 05 footage on PharmasAlmanac.com.

The team at CellFE has made huge strides in its mission to revolutionize cell therapy manufacturing with their novel microfluidics platform.

If you know anything about Nigel, you know he’s got a thing for fancy fountain pens. These days he’s got his eye on this one from Montblanc’s Victoria & Albert collection.

Living dangerously with some roadside repairs after the Falcon started spewing smoke.

Something about that leather jacket really makes Lucas look like he knows how to fix a car.

So the team may or may not have run into some more car troubles just outside Byron Bay. Not to worry, they’ve got Clint figuring it out and Rocco directing traffic.

It’s not every day you run into a genuine RAAF helicopter right in the middle of town.

The gang posing at Woolgoolga Headland. If you look closely you can see Rocco squinting. He’s trying to catch a glimpse of Chile.

Glenn Oram and his driving companion. This car might be yours some day, little man.

Did you really think we weren’t going to post the front?

9 months of waiting have finally paid off. The AM is finally in Nigel’s driveway!

Have a seat and join us. Between trade shows and road trips, we’ve been keeping busy. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Our 30th anniversary is on the horizon and we’ve got big plans you won’t want to miss!

A fine pair of test subjects helping set up for our final day of Ampersand video shoots.

We’re proud to present the full artwork for this year’s road trip! “Road to the Max” is going to be a wild ride you’ll not want to miss. This June we’re headed Down Under. Follow along as we tackle 1,800 km of Australia’s scenic east coast from Melbourne to Brisbane on our quest to discover the Sunburnt Country’s healthcare heroes.

That’s Nice is proud to support YourBio Health in making blood collection more accessible.

Special thanks to Steve Favaloro and the Genezen team for putting their trust into That’s Nice for their rebranding. In just a few short weeks, they’ll be unveiling the new brand to the broader industry at this year’s ASGCT show. In the meantime, you can check out their brand new website at www.genezen.com.

Touchlight is at the forefront of synthetic DNA development, and today we got a crash course in the company’s origin story from its Founder, Jonny Ohlson. We look forward to what their team has in store.

We’re excited to unveil the new Fab Biopharma website! The team at Fab is not only blazing trails in drug discovery by revolutionizing drug science from a female point of view but also developing its own novel class of bispecific antibodies. Check them out at www.fabbiopharma.com.

Sophie, Mandy, and the film crew are suited up and ready to capture some footage of the Coriolis facility in Munich.

This weekend Nigel had the pleasure of seeing Richard Miller, the man behind much of the art in our NYC office. Wishing you and your team all the best, Rich!

Little Luke is not so little anymore! He’s off to Red Bull Soccer Camp this week to carry on the Walker legacy of football hooliganism.

Nigel’s girl Ivy is getting up there in years. To celebrate 7 years of friendship, here’s a shot from when she was first brought back to the house from the shelter in 2017.

Would you believe us if we told you that Emilee snapped this photo on her trip to Holland with her sisters?

There were three young ladies who lived in a shoe…

Two cakes (and of course, a pie) for the price of one. Happy joint birthday to our own Nigel and Melissa!

A shot from Wei and Kyoko’s visit to the tidal island of Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy, France.

It’s the end of Day 18 on Road to the Max: Australia, so that can mean only one thing: it’s time to crack the champers open! Thank you to everyone we met along the way, and thank you to those who’ve been following our journey. Stay tuned for the official launch of all our road trip materials on September 3rd!

A very special thank you to the couple with whom this trip wouldn’t have been possible, Karen and Brett Gooding. Thanks for trusting our team with the Falcon. We hope you enjoyed yourselves as much as we did!

The media has lied to us. We thought there were going to be way more spiders in Australia. This guy’s the only one the team ran in to the entire trip.

Thanks for hanging out with our team today, Jason and Harpreet!

Has Nigel gotten himself intro trouble again? The spiked leather jacket is like a cop magnet.

Illustrations of Harpreet Johan-Meredith and Jason Wang – two more Adama Nanguin Coulibaly originals.

On set with Harpreet Johan-Meredith, Director of Business Development at Resolian.

On set with Jason Wang, Site President at Resolian.

Illustration of Mark Womack – another Adama Nanguin Coulibaly original.

On set in Brisbane with Mark Womack, CEO of BioCina, and the Interceptor.

Illustration of Kym Baker – another Adama Nanguin Coulibaly original.

On set in Brisbane with Kym Baker, General Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific.

The operations staff at Queensland University of Technology was kind enough to let us drive the Falcon over their bridge on campus.

Illustration of Mark Williams – another Adama Nanguin Coulibaly original.