Newsletter | July 22, 2025

07.22.25 -- STREAM Edition: Meeting Cell Therapy Market Demand

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Meeting Cell Therapy Market Demand

Video | Invetech

Commercial success in cell therapy hinges on scalable, automated manufacturing. At Phacilitate 2020, experts discussed how to meet evolving industry demands and market needs.

Investor Confidence In Advanced Therapies Is Critical For Long-Term Success

Video | Ori Biotech

Endpoints News founder Arsalan Arif shares his journey and unpacks the cell and gene therapy market, from investor sentiment to the challenges of scaling innovation.

Supporting Biopharma Manufacturing With Freezing Study Capabilities

Video | Charter Medical

Learn about an Innovation Hub that specializes in freezing studies to provide insight into the performance of single-use cryopreservation solutions for manufacturing and delivering advanced therapies.

Optimization-By-Design — A Critical Factor In Viral Vector Scale Up

Webinar | Andelyn Biosciences

Learn how leveraging the expertise and capabilities of an experienced partner is a key factor in optimizing AAV processes using Design of Experiment (DoE), thereby reducing variability and risk.

Advances In Scaling And Sequencing Allogeneic Cell Therapies For Oncology

Video | Cell & Gene

During this segment, Nguyen and Wagner agree that scalability will be a top concern for most CGT companies.

CRI's Response to NIH Cuts with Alicia Zhou, Ph.D.

Video | Cell & Gene

In this episode of the Cell & Gene podcast, Host Erin Harris speaks with Alicia Zhou, Ph.D., CEO of the Cancer Research Institute (CRI), about CRI’s mission to advance cancer immunotherapy and the critical role of federal funding, particularly from the NIH, in supporting basic and translational cancer research.