Cell & Gene The Podcast Videocast
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Rethinking CGT Biotech Growth & Investment with Audrey Greenberg
4/8/2025
On the 100th episode of Cell & Gene: The Podcast, Host, Erin Harris, sits down with Audrey Greenberg, Founder and CEO of AG Capital Advisors. Audrey is the award-winning executive, board director, and strategic advisor with a proven track record of launching, scaling, and successfully exiting multi-billion-dollar ventures.
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Advancing Retinal Gene Therapy with Atsena Therapeutics' Dr. Kenji Fujita
3/25/2025
In this episode of Cell & Gene: The Podcast, Host Erin Harris dives into the world of retinal gene therapy with Kenji Fujita, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of Atsena Therapeutics.
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Harnessing the Power of Cord Blood Tregs with Cellenkos' Dr. Simrit Parmar
3/12/2025
In this episode, Host Erin Harris sits down with Dr. Simrit Parmar, Founder of Cellenkos, to explore how the company is pioneering umbilical cord blood-derived Regulatory T cell (Treg) cell therapies for autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
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CGT Manufacturing: Distributed & Digital with Deloitte Consulting's Omkar Kawalekar, Ph.D.
2/25/2025
Omkar Kawalekar, Ph.D., Senior Manager, NextGen Therapies Manufacturing & Supply Chain Lead, Deloitte Consulting joins Host Erin Harris to share his expert take on how distributed manufacturing models address capacity constraints and supply chain risks, the role of automation in reducing batch-to-batch variability, as well as the power of digital technologies in optimizing production processes. He also covers the key considerations for CGT companies when choosing between in-house manufacturing and CDMO partnerships, and much more.
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Inside Gene Therapies for Cardiac Care with Tenaya Therapeutics' Faraz Ali
2/11/2025
In this episode, Erin Harris sits down with Faraz Ali, CEO of Tenaya Therapeutics, to explore the cutting-edge world of gene therapies for heart diseases. As Tenaya makes significant strides in developing innovative treatments, Ali shares insights on Tenaya's gene therapy platform, their in-house manufacturing capabilities, and the potential impact of their therapies on prevalent heart conditions.
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The Future of Adenovector-Based Therapies with Precigen's Helen Sabzevari, Ph.D.
1/29/2025
Helen Sabzevari, Ph.D., President and CEO of Precigen, joins Host, Erin Harris to discuss how the company utilizes gorilla adenovirus vectors.
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The Future of NK Cell Therapy for Autoimmune Disease with Artiva Biotherapeutics' Christopher Horan
1/15/2025
Christopher Horan, Chief Technical Operations Officer, Artiva Biotherapeutics joins Cell & Gene: The Podcast Host, Erin Harris, to discuss the advantages natural killer (NK) cells have offer over T cells in terms of safety and efficacy for autoimmune disease. They take a deep dive into the key factors that make NK cells promising for ‘off-the-shelf’ cell therapy products. They cover Artiva's "manufacturing first" approach to enabling scalable NK cell production, and much more.
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Lessons in Automation with Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center's Christopher Choi, Ph.D.
1/1/2025
On Cell & Gene: The Podcast, Erin Harris interviews Dr. Christopher Choi of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center about the upcoming cell and gene therapy hub in Buffalo, NY, set to open in 2025. They delve into the transformative role of automation and digital technologies in CGT manufacturing. Dr. Choi also shares practical advice for emerging CGT biotechs on navigating manufacturing challenges during early product development.
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Can Gene Therapy Be The Solution For CHF With AskBio's Dr. Lothar Roessig
12/18/2024
Lothar Roessig, M.D., SVP, Integrated Product Team Lead, Congestive Heart Failure at Asklepios BioPharmaceutical, Inc. (AskBio) discusses the biggest challenges in developing gene therapies for cardiovascular diseases.
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Inside A Dopamine-Restoring Cell Therapy For PD With BlueRock Therapeutics' Dr. Amit Rakhit
12/4/2024
On this episode of Cell & Gene: The Podcast, Host Erin Harris, invites BlueRock Therapeutics' Dr. Amit Rakhit to take a deep dive into therapy options for Parkinson's disease (PD). They discuss how BlueRock's bemdaneprocel's mechanism of action differs from traditional PD treatments, the limitations of current PD medications, and much more.