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The Death Of A Dogma: David Baltimore And Lessons For Modern Drug Discovery

Nobel laureate, David Baltimore passed away at 87 years old, on September 6, 2025. He was widely regarded as a scientific visionary who at just 37, co-discovered reverse transcriptase, an enzyme that flipped molecular biology on its head by showing that genetic information could flow from RNA back to DNA, not just the other way around. 

Single-Use Standardization Starts At Home

During a Bioprocess Online Live event, “Single-Use Harmonization Needs A Tune Up," panelists discuss a way forward for the industry to unlock the true flexibility and promise of single-use technology.

Biopharma Manufacturing Outsourcing Is Flexible, Not Fractured

An element of the 2025 BioPlan Associates annual report and survey took Chief Editor Louis Garguilo by surprise. The report intimates that biopharmaceutical manufacturing faces a fractured CDMO market. Despite solid data to back that assertion up, Garguilo presents a very different view, one based on what many readers have expressed.

Unlocking The Pharmacological Potential Of Antibodies

Abalone Bio's CEO and co-founder, Richard Yu, Ph.D., explains the company's Functional Antibody Selection Technology (FAST) platform and its approach to developing a pipeline of G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) mAbs.

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This collection of articles digs into the industry’s growing focus on knowledge management as an indispensable facet of biomanufacturing and pharmaceutical development, exploring how it plays into risk management, quality, vendor relationships, and supply chain resilience.

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