Biosimilar Manufacturing solution center
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What If We Had Just One Developability Parameter?
10/3/2025
Research suggests years-long stability studies that gobble up material can be reduced to a single day using milligram quantities.
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Trust But Verify: Validating AI In Pharma's GxP World
10/3/2025
Here are practical tips to build validated, transparent, and auditable AI systems that align with GxP principles, paving the way for smarter and more resilient manufacturing processes.
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Achieve Higher Targeted Concentrations
9/30/2025
Single-pass TFF streamlines downstream processing by reducing footprint, shear exposure, and hold-up volumes. Learn how this approach is advancing efficiency across therapeutic and vaccine production.
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Automation In The Lab: Lessons From Successes And Setbacks
9/24/2025
Real-world examples show that, in some labs, manual screenings disappeared altogether, replaced by automated runs that now cover entire departments.
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Can CHO Bioreactors Be Used For Plant-Based Protein Production?
9/22/2025
The moss Physcomitrium patens is especially good at producing glycoproteins. Established technology and prior knowledge are helping one company develop new therapies with it.
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How To Grow CHO Cells Without Cysteine, Tyrosine Feeds
9/19/2025
Researchers at Pfizer are developing a cell line that synthesizes these amino acids autonomously, which could reduce costs and increase stability.
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Why FDA's Tough Talk On Foreign Inspections Is More Bark, Less Bite
9/18/2025
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary has promised to end the so-called "double standard" of announced overseas inspections. Does the agency have the resources?
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Sanofi's Digitalization Road Trip Shifts Into High Gear
9/16/2025
The company's head of manufacturing discusses their latest investments in AI and automation, plus offers tips on how any company can start adopting advanced technology.
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Why Pharmaceutical And Medical Device Risks Must Be Analyzed By Their Risk Mechanisms
9/16/2025
Current risk analysis methods focus on the possibility and severity of bad events instead of focusing directly on analyzing and improving the performance of systems and processes producing the bad events.
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The Regulatory Imperative To Improve Environmental And Sustainability Stewardship In Biopharma
9/15/2025
As the industry faces increasing pressure to align with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, companies must evaluate how to integrate supply chain management with these initiatives to drive sustainability and mitigate risks.