Manufacturing

1. The Future Of CAR-T With Bristol Myers Squibb's Lynelle Hoch 8/25/2023

   Check out a discussion on the near-term future of CAR-T, along with a deep dive into various innovations and patient access progress being made in both solid tumors and hematologic malignancies.

2. 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.

3. Automating Processes To Scale CGT Manufacturing With PA Consulting's Paolo Siciliano 3/2/2023

   When it comes to manufacturing, many cell and gene therapy companies struggle to automate the diverse processes needed to scale manufacturing. London-based PA Consulting's Associate Partner, Paolo Siciliano, talks to Cell & Gene: The Podcast's Erin Harris about how lean, small biotechs with limited resources and limited funds can strive for automation success. They also discuss what cell and gene therapy companies should do today to address tomorrow’s scalability challenges and what the long-term effects on the business may be from such upfront work.

4. Pricing, Value, And Access of CGTs With The Dedham Group's Jennifer Klarer, M.Sc.Eng. 1/30/2024

   The Dedham Group's Jennifer Klarer, M.Sc.Eng., Partner and Head of Cell & Gene Therapy, joins Erin Harris on this episode of Cell & Gene: The Podcast for a deep dive into pricing and value for CGTs. Klarer shares a detailed breakdown of the most misunderstood aspects of cell and gene therapy pricing, value, and affordability. She details how manufacturers can get ahead of addressing time-to-treatment issues typically experienced at launch. They cover obtaining adequate investment dollars, and much more. 

5. 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.

6. 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,

7. Computational Biology's Role In Gene Therapy With Kriya Therapeutics' Dr. Shankar Ramaswamy 4/26/2023

   Shankar Ramaswamy, M.D., CEO & Co-Founder, Kriya Therapeutics joins Cell & Gene: The Podcast's Erin Harris for a discussion on the evolving role computational biology plays in gene therapy development. They also discuss the company's lessons learned from building its own North Carolina-based in-house manufacturing facility as well as Ramaswamy's insight on the future of gene therapy.

8. 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.

9. Advancing Allogeneic Cell Therapy for SCI and Blindness with Lineage's Brian Culley 10/22/2025

   On episode 114 of Cell & Gene: The Podcast, Host Erin Harris talks to Brian Culley, CEO of Lineage Cell Therapeutics, about advancing cell therapy beyond oncology and into transformative treatments for conditions such as spinal cord injury and blindness.

10. In Vivo CAR T-Cell Therapeutics With Umoja Biopharma's Dr. Andrew Scharenberg 9/26/2023

    Discuss the evolution of allogeneic, in vivo CAR-T cell therapeutics, recent progress in lentiviral vector manufacturing, and The Colorado Laboratory and Innovation Manufacturing Building.