The proposed revision reflects changes in packaging technology, drug delivery systems, quality risk management, and more that have occurred since 1999's guidance.
- Building Trust In AI For Computerized System Validation
- A Gentler Cell Line Selection Method Using microRNA
- Controls For Retrieval-Augmented Generation In GxP
- Implementing AI Solutions In GMP While Managing Risk
- Implementing And Optimizing Your eQMS
- A Much-Improved Approach For Understanding And Managing Safety Risks
- CSV Assumes The AI System Sits Still — It Doesn't.
GUEST COLUMNISTS
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Building Trust In AI For Computerized System Validation
Using AI for CSV might feel like the students are grading their own papers. One consultant explains why it's not the same, namely, there are no subjective judgment calls.
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A Gentler Cell Line Selection Method Using microRNA
Traditional selection stresses surviving cells. New research shows how structurally interacting RNA may use endogenous microRNA for a faster, nontoxic selection process.
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Controls For Retrieval-Augmented Generation In GxP
Validation teams deal with inherent variability all the time. The same principles for GMP — think visual inspection — can apply to probabilistic AI systems.
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Implementing AI Solutions In GMP While Managing Risk
When using artificial intelligence in GMP settings, risk management extends far beyond validation. This discussion explores moving AI solutions out of the pilot phase.
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Implementing And Optimizing Your eQMS
This article addresses everything that follows the signed contract for an eQMS: how a system is configured, validated, adopted, and maintained.
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A Much-Improved Approach For Understanding And Managing Safety Risks
Learn how causal mechanism and effect analysis (CMEA) and its principles can be used to develop and maintain safer working environments in the pharma/biotech and medical device industries.
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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.
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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Process Intensification And Other Ways To Adapt To Changing Needs7/20/2026
As biologics manufacturing evolves, gain insight into why productivity depends on smarter investments, flexible production strategies, and supplier support that can address shifting modalities.
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Performance Characteristics Of The Mobius® ADC Reactor For Conjugation10/22/2024
Explore results from a series of studies evaluating the mixing performance of an innovative ADC reactor during the conjugation step utilizing a model fluid.
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A Comprehensive Solution For Adventitious Agent Testing2/13/2026
Modern sequencing methods offer sensitive detection of adventitious and species‑specific viruses. Learn how targeted and non‑targeted NGS approaches improve confidence in cell bank characterization.
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ADC Manufacturing: Practices, Challenges, And The Road Ahead6/15/2026
ADCs are advancing quickly, but manufacturing complexity is rising just as fast. Key challenges in scale-up, regulation, and costs are reshaping how the next generation of therapies will be delivered.
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Life Cycle Assessment Of Extended Use Strategies For Single-Use Assemblies4/17/2026
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.
BIOSIMILAR APP NOTES & CASE STUDIES
- Process Intensification Through Downstream Connectivity
- Automated PUPSIT For Drug Product Applications
- Evaluation Of Extractables And Physical Compatibility Of The Mobius® ADC Reactor Single-Use Components For ADC Manufacturing
- Developing CAR T Therapies With A Cell Therapy Manufacturing Platform
- A Transient Cell Line To Produce rAAV With Low-Level hcDNA Encapsidation
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
- STADA And SBP Group Launch Strategic Biosimilars Partnership, Including A Biosimilar To Keytruda
- Meitheal Pharmaceuticals Announces FDA Approval Of High-Concentration Formulation Of YUSIMRY, A Biosimilar To Humira
- Teva Continues Biosimilar Momentum With U.S. FDA Approval Of DEGEVMA™ (denosumab-adet), A Biosimilar To Xgeva® (denosumab)
- PhRMA Statement On The Biosimilar User Fee Act (BsUFA) IV Performance Goals Letter
- Formycon Sets Benchmark In Biosimilar Development: Scientific Foundation Of The Innovative Development Program For FYB206 Published In The Journal BioDrugs
- OPM Biosciences Launches Integrated Cell Culture Media-To-Manufacturing Platform For Biosimilar Development
- Biocon's Pertuzumab Becomes First Biosimilar To Secure EMA CHMP Approval Recommendation Under New Tailored Clinical Approach
- Sandoz Announces Collaboration With mAbxience To Expand Patient Access To Life-Enhancing Biosimilar Medicines
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
- 10.01.26 -- Faster Paths To Biosimilar Equivalence
- 09.24.26 -- Navigating The Regulatory Space To Biosimilar Approval
- 09.17.26 -- Your Collaborator: mAb Productivity And Robustness
- 09.17.26 -- A Much-Improved Approach For Managing Safety Risks
- 09.16.26 -- Smarter Ways To Reduce Risk, Downtime, And Lifecycle Surprises