Newsletter | December 13, 2025

12.13.25 -- Bioprocess Online Best Of November

NOVEMBER'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

An End-To-End Automated HTP Platform For Cell Line Optimization

Bristol Myers Squibb's high-throughput stable CHO platform produces high-titer, high-quality material in a fraction of the conventional timeline.

Sensitive Critical Starting Materials Need A 'Just-In-Data' Approach

Here's a blueprint for transforming the fragmented, high-risk interface between vector and cell therapy platforms into a unified, predictable, and compliant system.

How CMC And MSAT Teams Consider PATs

In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event, “Aligning CMC And MSAT To Move PATs Out Of Pilot Mode,” our panelists emphasize the importance of strategic planning for PAT implementation and the value of cross-training. Mengyao Li, Ph.D., from Novartis suggests taking a stage-gated approach and starting with the “low-hanging fruit.”

NOVEMBER'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Enhance Lab Productivity And Ensure Reliability: Shaking Incubator Proactive Service

Regular preventive maintenance is essential for ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of your shaking incubator. Find out how this approach helps avoid costly downtime and protects your research.

Unlocking ROI And Capacity In Monoclonal Antibody Manufacturing

Perfusion-based upstream production offers up to 24% lower cost and significantly higher productivity than fed-batch, enabling faster timelines, better facility utilization, and improved quality.

Quality And Regulatory Compliance In Fill-Finish

This resource provides a clear roadmap for delivering advanced sterile injectable therapies with confidence, meeting both regulatory demands and patient needs without compromise.

NOVEMBER'S BEST SOLUTIONS

2L Face Ported Bioprocess Bags

A Solution Taking Single-Use Filtration To Manufacturing Scale

Your New Control Center For Cell Therapy Process Development

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