Hill Research Pitches TriClick at NJ AI Hub Accelerator Selection Day 2026
Hill Research was invited to present at the NJ AI Hub Accelerator Selection Day, hosted by Plug and Play at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey. Selection Day brought together founders, investors and leaders from across New Jersey’s AI ecosystem to help choose the accelerator’s next cohort.
The Pitch
Hill Research presented how it builds AI for clinical trials around a requirement that general-purpose AI alone cannot meet: in regulated workflows, every result has to be transparent, traceable and ready for review. TriClick is built for that requirement, turning clinical trial data into submission-ready outputs with complete audit lineage.
The team walked the room through the workflow end to end — from a locked clinical database to SDTM, ADaM and TFLs — including the audit package and lineage graph that let a reviewer trace any number back to the underlying data and the statistical analysis plan behind it.
The presentation also contrasted today’s process, in which the same analysis is programmed and checked in four separate passes before a sponsor statistician sees it, with TriClick’s two: TriClick produces the outputs, and they go directly to the sponsor statistician for review.
About the NJ AI Hub Accelerator
The NJ AI Hub brings together researchers, industry leaders, startups and collaborators to grow New Jersey’s AI ecosystem. Its founding partners include the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), Princeton University, Microsoft and CoreWeave. The NJ AI Hub Accelerator, powered by Plug and Play and based in West Windsor, connects early-stage AI companies with mentors, investors and corporate partners. Its first cohort was announced in April 2026.
Why It Matters for Hill Research
Hill Research is headquartered in Princeton, and New Jersey’s combination of pharmaceutical headquarters, research institutions and public-sector support has been part of its growth, including its earlier appearance at the NJEDA Innovation Evergreen Fund Board Advisory Meeting. Selection Day was a chance to make the case, in front of that ecosystem, that the future of clinical development depends not only on what AI can generate but on whether every result can be verified, traced and trusted.
Hill Research thanks the judges for their time and questions, and the NJ AI Hub Accelerator and Plug and Play teams for organizing the day.