BIOMANUFACTURING FEATURED ARTICLES
Drug-Device Combination Products: 4 Evolving Platforms For 2026
Biologic advantage won’t come from better biology alone, but from delivery technology and designing the full experience around patients, providers, and supply chains.
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Evaluating Mass Spectrometry Methods For Host Cell Protein Quantification
New USP 1132.1 guidelines standardize mass spectrometry for host cell protein analysis. These methods provide the specific protein identification and quantification needed to reduce clinical risk.
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How Drugs Are Manufactured And Administered
Modern medicine includes far more than familiar over‑the‑counter products. Explore how drug composition, formulation, and administration work together to shape today’s therapies.
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Scaling MSC Therapies: Overcoming Cell Therapy Manufacturing Risks And Barriers
Achieve scalable MSC manufacturing by implementing closed systems and modular scale-out strategies that minimize contamination risks and ensure consistent cellular stability and efficacy.
BIOMANUFACTURING WHITE PAPERS & CASE STUDIES
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Beyond Particle Counting: Why Modern Biologics Need Particle Forensics
High particle counts don’t always mean high risk. Identifying particle type and origin—not just quantity—avoids false alarms, protects timelines, and turns data into action.
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Optimize Time, Space and Cost With Inline Buffer Formulation And System
Discover how integrating inline buffer formulation with chromatography reduces buffer waste by 50% and delivers a 710% ROI, transforming downstream efficiency and sustainability.
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Flexibility In Drug Development: From Tactical Response To Strategic Imperative
Build flexibility into your drug development strategy to navigate change effectively, maintain momentum, and drive successful outcomes across every stage of the lifecycle.
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Early-Phase Injectable Formulation Development
Discover how expert-driven strategies and data-centric tools can help you overcome formulation challenges and accelerate the development of stable, high-performance injectable therapeutics.
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The Effect Of Conventional Cooling Versus Controlled Ice Nucleation On Primary Drying Time
See how controlled ice nucleation shortens lyophilization cycles, supports higher drying temperatures, and reduces complexity for amorphous and mixed formulations without sacrificing quality.
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Biopharma Supply, Reimagined: Regional, Resilient Manufacturing
Persistent disruption is redefining biopharma supply chains. Explore how regional manufacturing, integrated risk management, and closer collaboration help build resilience and improve agility.