Validation teams deal with inherent variability all the time. The same principles for GMP — think visual inspection — can apply to probabilistic AI systems.
- CSV Assumes The AI System Sits Still — It Doesn't.
- July Update — U.S. Generic Drug Tariffs: Implications For Pharma And Outsourcing
- In Bioprocessing, Trusted Data Is A Process Variable
- Are Biopharma Companies Outsourcing Their Ability To Think?
- Why Operational Readiness Is The Missing Piece In Biosimilar Adoption
- Demonstrating Non-Inferiority Of BFPCs Vs. Traditional Air Monitoring
- Exploring Takeda's Template For Sustainable Steam Generation
GUEST COLUMNISTS
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CSV Assumes The AI System Sits Still — It Doesn't.
The computer system validation playbook was written for software that holds its shape. AI doesn't. Validating it has to become an act of governance.
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July Update — U.S. Generic Drug Tariffs: Implications For Pharma And Outsourcing
Mathini Ilancheran updates us on how delayed U.S. tariffs on generic drug imports could reshape supply, sourcing, and trial planning.
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In Bioprocessing, Trusted Data Is A Process Variable
As digital systems become increasingly interconnected, digital validation ensures systems generating and managing GxP data remain accurate, consistent, and trustworthy.
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Are Biopharma Companies Outsourcing Their Ability To Think?
Amid gaining immediate access to external manufacturing capabilities, sponsor companies can lose the foundational understanding required to govern that capability.
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Why Operational Readiness Is The Missing Piece In Biosimilar Adoption
Biosimilar success depends on seamless execution. Strong care coordination, patient education, and operational readiness are essential to improve access, adherence, and outcomes.
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Demonstrating Non-Inferiority Of BFPCs Vs. Traditional Air Monitoring
Demonstrating non-inferiority of bio-fluorescent particle counter (BFPC) technology to traditional active air-sampling methods is essential for implementation. Here's how to approach it.
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Exploring Takeda's Template For Sustainable Steam Generation
Takeda designed a model for delivering steam at 11 bar and up to 184 degrees using natural refrigerant and waste heat at one of its largest production sites.
BIOSIMILAR WHITE PAPERS
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Life Cycle Assessment Of Extended Use Strategies For Single-Use Assemblies
Examine how extending the use of single‑use assemblies can significantly reduce emissions, resource consumption, and waste in bioprocessing, offering a data‑backed path toward sustainability.
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Perfusion Cell Line Development For Intensified Processes5/5/2025
The biopharmaceutical industry is transforming by shifting to continuous and intensified upstream bioprocesses, which are driven by evolving demands. Discover the key goals and innovations shaping this transition for modern healthcare.
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Biopharma Supply, Reimagined: Regional, Resilient Manufacturing4/1/2026
Persistent disruption is redefining biopharma supply chains. Explore how regional manufacturing, integrated risk management, and closer collaboration help build resilience and improve agility.
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Why Biopharma Breakthroughs Aren't Moving The Market10/20/2025
Biopharma is innovating fast but falling short commercially. Reveal key ecosystem gaps and five strategic actions to help strengthen resilience, accelerate performance, and futureproof organizations.
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Bio-Based Polymers Towards Net Zero In Single-Use Bioprocessing6/13/2025
Decarbonizing healthcare and pharmaceuticals is vital to meet climate goals and safeguard public health. Learn why these energy-intensive sectors must act swiftly to reduce emissions and navigate complex global supply chains.
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ADC Development Grows More Complex — SPR Insights Bring Clarity4/14/2026
Explore how real-time kinetic analysis reveals how conjugation, linker chemistry, and drug loading influence antibody–antigen interactions, while enabling sensitive detection of anti-drug antibodies.
BIOSIMILAR APP NOTES & CASE STUDIES
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- Cell Retention Technology And Specialized Cell Culture Media
BIOSIMILAR DEVELOPMENT CONTENT COLLECTIONS
The debate over whether the biosimilar regulatory paradigm can shift away from comparative efficacy trials has intensified over the past few years. This collection of articles serves as a snapshot of the many different components of this ongoing discussion.
More Content CollectionsBIOSIMILAR DEVELOPMENT NEWS
- Alvotech Announces FDA Acceptance For Review Of Biologics License Application For AVT80, Expanding Proposed Biosimilar Program For Entyvio® To Subcutaneous Presentations
- Samsung Bioepis Initiates Phase 1 Clinical Trial For SB35, A Biosimilar Candidate Referencing Taltz (Ixekizumab)
- Formosa Pharmaceuticals Files Clinical Trial Application For TSY-110, An Antibody-Drug Conjugate Biosimilar Targeting HER2-Positive Breast Cancers
- Cancer Biosimilars Associated With Lower Costs For Insurers And Patients, UCLA Study Finds
- Biosidus Expands Biologics Manufacturing Capacity And Strengthens Global Supply Capabilities For Agalsidase Beta
- Professor Sarfaraz Niazi Of Washington State University Files FDA Citizen Petition Seeking New Pathway To Make High-Cost Medicines More Accessible Worldwide
- AEON Biopharma Designates Former FDA Neuroscience Leader Paul Lee, M.D., Ph.D. As Acting Chief Regulatory Officer
- Celltrion Expands Omlyclo Portfolio In Europe With Launch Of 300 Mg Strength
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