Cell & Gene The Podcast Videocast

  1. Planning For Manufacturing Capacity With Kite Pharma's Will Junker 9/26/2022

    Will Junker, Head of Manufacturing Quality at Kite Pharma, talks to Cell & Gene: The Podcast listeners about the challenges associated with capacity planning, whether to partner with a CDMO, and why it's important to prioritize inventory over time-to-market. We also discuss why developing a better understanding of the vector manufacturing process is critical to bringing continuous and secure supply to market.

  2. Commercialization Learnings With Novartis Gene Therapies' President Chris Fox 9/7/2022

    With 20+ gene therapy targets in Novartis Gene Therapies’ pipeline, President Chris Fox and her team are hyper-focused on newborn screenings as the pathway to helping more and more patients. The company's initial gene therapy, Zolgensma, for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) has been approved in more than 40 regions and countries and has been used to treat more than 2,300 patients worldwide. Fox details what’s next on the commercialization front for the therapy, and she shares advice with Cell & Gene: The Podcast listeners about what it takes to commercialize a therapy,

  3. A Stem Cell-Derived Treatment For T1D 8/22/2022

    Sernova Corp. is a clinical-stage regenerative therapies company currently focused on insulin-dependent diabetes. CEO and President, Philip Toleikis, Ph.D., details the company's on-going clinical trial to treat Type 1 diabetes (T1D) as well as the very real potential to progress from simply masking symptoms to having a functional cure for T1D. Toleikis also provides his take on the near-term future of regenerative medicine.

  4. An Interview With Dr. Carl June 8/9/2022

    Dr. Carl June, an HIV gene therapy pioneer and the father of CAR-T cell therapy, joins Cell & Gene: The Podcast to discuss the current state of CAR-T therapy, what's on the short-term horizon for immunotherapy, ongoing manufacturing capacity issues, an update on Emily Whitehead, the first child to receive CAR-T cell therapy on an experimental basis, and more.

  5. Best Practices For Partnering With A CDMO 8/9/2022

    Emily Moran, VP of Vector Manufacturing and Avi Nandi, VP of Process Development at the Center for Breakthrough Medicines share key considerations on Cell & Gene: The Podcast for biotechs looking to partner with a CDMO. Learn how to reduce risk, lower costs, and better manage expectations when it comes the biotech/CDMO relationship.

  6. Restoration of Immune Balance with Anish Suri, Ph.D., President and CSO at Cue Biopharma 3/2/2022

    Cue Biopharma's Anish Suri, Ph.D., explains why the clinical-stage biopharma is engineering a novel class of injectable biologics to selectively engage and modulate targeted T cells directly within the body to transform the treatment of cancer.

  7. Gene Therapies For Spinal Cord-Related Disorders With SwanBio's CSO 9/16/2021

    Karen Kozarsky, Ph.D., Co-Founder and CSO of SwanBio explains how the company is pioneering a deep and varied pipeline of gene therapies for genetically defined neurological diseases with a focus on the spinal cord.

  8. Hospital Systems & Complex Therapies With University Of Pennsylvania Health System's Kevin Mahoney 8/20/2021

    On this episode of Cell & Gene: The Podcast, University of Pennsylvania Health System’s CEO Kevin Mahoney talks to Host Erin Harris about how hospital systems must evolve to meet the needs of cell and gene therapy patients as these complex therapies are commercialized. They discuss what comprises UPHS and the ongoing innovation it brings to advanced therapies as well as how the Health System stays patient-focused at all costs.

  9. State-of-the-Art GMP Manufacturing RNA Cell Therapies With Cartesian's CEO 8/19/2021

    Dr. Murat Kalayoglu, CEO at Cartesian Therapeutics, details the cell and gene therapy sector's advancements in RNA cell therapy and the why behind the company's decision to build its own wholly-owned GMP manufacturing facility.

  10. The Future of Tissue-Based Therapies 7/8/2021

    Enzyvant's CEO, Rachelle Jacques, explains the company's lead asset, the roadmap for tissue-based therapies, and more.