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| Explore the evolving role of exosomes and extracellular vesicles (EVs) at the next Cell & Gene Live. Chief Editor Erin Harris moderates a discussion with Capricor’s Linda Marbán and Aegle’s Dr. Gloria Matthews on clinical and commercial advances, including applications in rare and cardiovascular diseases. Gain insights into the future of exosome-based therapies from leaders driving innovation across R&D, manufacturing, and commercialization. |
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By Erin Harris, Editor-In-Chief, Cell & Gene | Dr. Ali Pashazadeh, Founder of Treehill Partners shares how CGT companies can navigate today’s biotech downturn by embracing integrated strategies, disciplined capital use, and bold leadership willing to rethink traditional models across innovation, manufacturing, and commercialization. | |
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| How Controlled Freezing Becomes Reality | White Paper | Single Use Support | Controlling the freezing behavior of bulk drug substance is the ultimate goal in biopharma manufacturing. This study demonstrates the impact of ice front growth speed on scalability of freezing protein solutions. |
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By Jessica Cordes, Clinical Excellence GmbH | Discover how to secure uninterrupted access to long-term trial data for CAR-T therapies by participating in the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (EBMT) CAR-T Data Collection Initiative. | |
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| A Smartphone-Based Biomarker For Unipolar Depression Severity | White Paper | By Zhuparris A, Maleki G, van Londen L, Koopmans I, Aalten V, et. al, CHDR | The study investigates the potential of using smartphones and wearables to create objective biomarkers for mood disorders, specifically focusing on unipolar depression. |
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| Initial IRB Submission: 7 Fundamentals Of Success | Infographic | BRANY | The initial IRB submission process can involve common challenges. To help you overcome these obstacles, discover seven fundamentals you should know about a successful initial IRB submission. |
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