Cell And Gene Therapy Analytics
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BPI Interviews Purification And Pharma Analytics Leader
6/9/2025
Jean Luo, VP of Purification and Pharma Analytics, discusses innovations in bioprocessing, including the development of dPCR assays, lentiviral titer systems, chromatography resins, and supply chain.
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Quality Control Assays
11/13/2023
Two company leaders detail not only the vectors their respective companies use and why but also the quality control assays performed on viral vectors.
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Analytical Approaches For Quantifying Residual Host Cell DNA
5/29/2025
In this webinar, we’ll discuss the challenges, risks and considerations involved in developing and using in-house residual testing solutions, and the benefits of using commercial kits for residual DNA testing.
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A Straightforward Path Toward Regulatory Compliance, Data Integrity, And Computer Systems Validation
6/9/2025
Learn practical strategies for validating microbial identification systems in cGMP. Understand regulatory guidance and master a complete Computer Systems Validation plan for full compliance.
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Innovations In Mycoplasma And Sterility Testing For Biopharma
5/22/2025
In this webinar, our expert speakers will discuss the types of analytical testing that can be effectively employed in the early stages of therapeutic development and subsequently scaled to meet production challenges.
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Rapid Micro Methods In QC Micro Testing: A NIBRT Perspective
5/29/2025
Learn about some of the advanced Rapid Micro Method systems that are being adopted by biopharma companies worldwide, and how they are changing the face of QC Microbiological testing.
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Innovative Strategies For Residual DNA And Viral Titre Quantitation
5/22/2025
Discover how digital PCR improves the accuracy of residual host cell DNA and viral titre quantification in biotherapeutic manufacturing to enhance product quality, safety, and regulatory compliance.
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Next-Gen Disease Models And Cell Therapeutics: Innovations In AI, Omics And Collaboration
8/20/2025
Learn how to leverage AI, omics integration, and collaborative research to build more physiologically relevant disease models and accelerate the development of next-gen cell therapies.