Transformation is never a simple or fast process, especially in the biopharmaceutical industry. Yet, transformative events are integral to generating new therapeutics that have the potential to aid thousand or even millions of lives. Transformation in science can happen on many fronts, and Biopharma 4.0 was put into place to tackle the aging manufacturing […]
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Scientific collaborations exist in numerous forms, from small one-on-ones to large industry partnerships. Yet sometimes it’s difficult to know where to turn for the appropriate collaborative assistance, and investigators can be left to feel stranded. Thankfully, resources like BioPhorum have created an environment where the global biopharmaceutical industry can collaborate to accelerate their rate […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many issues to light, but one of the biggest, undoubtedly, has been the considerable deficiencies in public health response by many of the world’s governments. As a result, many organizations are looking to bolster vaccine and biopharmaceutical productions to better meet the next and current public health threats. Companies […]
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The success of cell and gene therapy products in recent years to treat a host of complex diseases has made production that much more critical. Many companies have begun to ramp up production timelines, so as to meet patients’ needs, while still producing efficacious and safe cell and gene therapy materials. However, many biomanufacturers have […]
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The cell and gene therapy fields have exploded with new treatments for a variety of diseases, as well as the potential to treat a host of other disorders in the near future. Yet, the transition from the benchtop to production scale is never straightforward and typically involves tackling numerous scale-up challenges. Often, scientists are burdened with […]
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Immunotherapies like CAR–T are not only shaping the way that physicians can treat their patients but also how biopharmaceutical companies approach their future drug discovery and biomanufacturing projects. The success of CAR–T therapies has made them an essential tool for treating diseases like cancer, and many areas of the world are trying to ramp up the productions of these vital cell […]
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Bioproduction work is never easy but trying to run filter sizing trials in the midst of a global pandemic only serves to make matters even more difficult. So, when scientists at Janssen Sciences Ireland found themselves between the proverbial rock and a hard place due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, they turned to the technical expertise from the […]
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When a pandemic hits, business, as usual, is not a viable path forward in the biopharmaceutical industry. Researchers need to stay safe and healthy to continue working, developing much-needed therapeutics for patients in need. Yet when travel restrictions, quarantines, and distance measures are put into place, where do scientists turn to get the help they […]
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In a previous podcast, we heard about the power of virtual collaborations during a pharmaceutical company’s push to meet their manufacturing goals during a global pandemic with much of the world on hold or scrambling to find solutions to fit their needs. Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic still rages on, yet the team at the M […]
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With regions of the world cycling through societal re-openings and shutdowns due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, pharma and life science companies are tasked with trying to find creative solutions that help keep production lines moving, as well as drive innovation forward. For instance, pharmaceutical manufacturers still need to meet critical project timelines so that […]
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