The document discusses the emergence of a new growth engine in the biopharma industry, referred to as 'new science,' in response to compressive disruption impacting the sector. Key indicators highlight declining investor confidence, decreasing tenure of market-leading treatments, and lower pipeline replacement ratios, which are expected to result in a significant revenue drop. New science, which is anticipated to contribute to 54% of industry revenue from 2017 to 2022, demonstrates a higher likelihood of regulatory success and demands increased investment in technology and data integration.