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.
- Achieving Annex 1 Compliance In Sterile Manufacturing, Part 3: Building A Compliant Program
- An Open-Source Modeling Tool For Suspended Continuous Lyophilization
- Mapping Early-Phase Supply Chain Bottlenecks That Doom Pipelines
- Achieving Annex 1 Compliance In Sterile Manufacturing, Part 2: Objective Measurement Tools
- FDA Explains How To Respond To Form 483 Observations In New Draft Guidance
- Solving Glycoengineering Challenges Could Begin At The Cell Line
- What Biopharma Often Overlooks In A Scheduled Shutdown
GUEST COLUMNISTS
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Achieving Annex 1 Compliance In Sterile Manufacturing, Part 3: Building A Compliant Program
In this third and final article of this series, let's take a closer look at what a well-constructed Annex 1-compliant program looks like at each stage, from gap assessment through governance.
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An Open-Source Modeling Tool For Suspended Continuous Lyophilization
Building on a continuous suspended-vial lyophilization workflow, process developers can model critical variables before doing physical experiments.
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Mapping Early-Phase Supply Chain Bottlenecks That Doom Pipelines
Many sponsors miscast preclinical development as an unglamorous step between discovery and the clinic. Here's how the consequences may lead to irrevocable losses.
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Achieving Annex 1 Compliance In Sterile Manufacturing, Part 2: Objective Measurement Tools
Let's examine the objective measurement tools that directly address each of the gaps between Annex 1 expectations and what drug manufacturing facilities can currently demonstrate in practice.
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FDA Explains How To Respond To Form 483 Observations In New Draft Guidance
In March 2026, the FDA issued a new draft guidance titled Responding to FDA Form 483 Observations at the Conclusion of a Drug CGMP Inspection Guidance for Industry. Let's take a closer look.
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Solving Glycoengineering Challenges Could Begin At The Cell Line
Researchers produced a panel of platform cell lines illustrating how glycoform selection can be made experimentally visible earlier in biologics development.
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What Biopharma Often Overlooks In A Scheduled Shutdown
Shutting down an operating biologics facility upsets systems often designed for continuous operation. One expert shares his tips for preventing unnecessary problems.
BIOSIMILAR WHITE PAPERS
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Innovation In Filtration
Filtration removes contaminants to ensure safety and is essential in various applications, from lab-scale tasks to GMP production. Explore how its simplicity and reliability make it indispensable.
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A Shift Towards Biofluorescent Particle Counters In Manufacturing5/12/2025
Sterility in injectable drug manufacturing is vital for patient safety and efficiency. Discover how biofluorescent particle counters revolutionize contamination control, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence in modern pharma.
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A Risk-Based Approach To Plasmid DNA And mRNA Process Development9/23/2025
Balancing robust analytics and clinical readiness is key for early-phase pDNA and mRNA therapeutics amid structural complexity and regulatory challenges.
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Process Analytical Technology In The ADC Bioconjugation Process4/23/2025
Integrating Process Analytical Technology into validated GMP processes is complex and costly, which requires thorough validation of equipment and cleaning methods. Explore more about PAT's role in ADC production.
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Is Sustainability The Key To Agile Biopharma Manufacturing?3/18/2025
In biologics manufacturing, change is constant. Discover how new innovations and a focus on sustainability have gotten 62% of executives to prioritize eco-friendly practices, which reflects a commitment to long-term viability.
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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.
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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.
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- First Patient Dosed In The U.S. For International Multi-Center Phase 1 Clinical Trial Of Henlius' Subcutaneous Daratumumab Biosimilar HLX15-SC
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