Newsletter | February 21, 2023

02.21.23 -- Facilitating More Efficient Advanced Therapy Production

 
Upstream Manufacturing: Is An Open Or Closed System Better?
 

Bioprocess manufacturing is increasingly important in healthcare and other fields. Earning the necessary approvals for research processes to transition from R&D to manufacturing is raising new challenges. Explore some factors to consider when making the critical decision on whether to use an open or closed system for the manufacturing process.

Allogeneic Cell Therapy: What Options Do Sponsors Have To Scale Their Product?
 

As the allogeneic cell therapy industry moves beyond proof of principle experimentation and toward more human clinical trials, sponsors have a mighty challenge ahead of them: growing more cells. Look into the details of some automated scale-up solutions and how you can design and execute your allogeneic cell therapy seed chain from Phase 1 onward.

Accelerate Gene Therapy Development With AI-Designed AAV Libraries
 

Success in gene therapy relies upon the safe, precise delivery of genetic payloads to the intended target cells. Explore a novel approach that combines next-gen library synthesis, next-gen sequencing, AI, and novel fixed-bed bioreactor technology to accelerate the production of improved indication-specific AAV capsids to deliver therapeutic transgenes.

How Precision Medicine Research Is Unlocking Promising Cancer Treatments
 

Is your company interested in a new type of biomedicine that allows therapies and treatments to be personalized to meet individual patients’ needs? Speakers from leading institutions and organizations working with Precision Medicine came together to discuss what effective models they are using for current research and the future applications and promise in this space.

Facilitating Scale-Up Of Adherent Cultures For Cell And Gene Therapies
 

Maintaining culture in adherent conditions at scale is possible with forethought into workflow integrations, automation, and platform choices in developing a manufacture-ready seed train for these powerful cultures. We explore what researchers should consider when they are creating a risk-mitigating adherent culture process for cell and gene therapy scale-up.