Matthew Pillar
Matthew Pillar is chief editor at BioProcess Online. He's spent the past 20 years covering tech-centric industries as they’ve navigated AI, machine learning, IoT, and other emerging technologies. His chief and executive editorial experience includes tenures with Software Executive, Channel Executive, Business Solutions and ISR magazines, where he routinely interviewed international technology builders and influencers. Pillar has spoken on emerging technologies and their implications at major events for leading tech vendors including NetSuite, Oracle, SAP, and others.
Connect with Pillar on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/matthewpillar/
ARTICLES BY MATTHEW PILLAR
- Developing A Cure For Diabetes Type 1
- What’s Behind BridgeBio’s 30+ Drug Candidates?
- Genesis Of A Gene Therapy Manufacturing Giant
- Cell Therapy Production To Clinical Administration: Addressing The Gap
- GMP Manufacturing Of RNA-Engineered Cell Therapies
- New Indications For Existing Antibodies
- Biologics Discovery: Picking Winners & Losers
- A Maverick Gene Therapy Manufacturing Strategy
- GMP CAR T Manufacturing: The Poseida Approach
- Semper Fi: What The Marines Taught A Biopharma CEO
- SOTIO’s Quest To Build A Global Biopharma
- Manufacturing A mAb For Congenital Hyperinsulinism
- Beating Herpes: Inside X-VAX’s Vaccine Candidate
- BeiGene, FDA, ACPHS Announce Pharmacovigilance Fellowship
- The Placental Stem Cell Advantage
- Decentralized Cell Therapy Production In Practice
- Inside San Jose’s Uncommon Biotech Accelerator
- Biologics Clinical Research: The Year’s Best
- How Computational Biology Birthed A Biopharma
- Your Drug Development Team Holds The Key To The Clinic
- Can GDF11 Address Aging, One Disease At A Time?
- Reshaping The Vaccine Manufacturing Paradigm
- Regulatory Approval Shifts In The Age Of COVID-19
- How Computational Drug Discovery Is Disrupting Biopharma
- A Differentiated Approach To Allogeneic Cell Therapy Manufacturing
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