Newsletter | October 2, 2026

10.02.26 -- Focusing On Quality Unit Independence With Tatyana Matveeva, Ph.D.

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Controlling aggregates in mAb downstream process development

Aggregation can compromise the quality and yield of mAbs — but with the right downstream strategies, you can keep it under control. In this webinar we’ll share practical strategies to prevent and reduce aggregation across key downstream unit operations including chromatography and tangential flow filtration (TFF). Watch now

Role Of Membrane Chemistry And Filter Format In TFF

Webinar | Cytiva

Compare hollow fiber and flat sheet TFF formats across three membrane chemistries, and see how filter selection can influence optimization.

 

Cell Line Development For Multi-Chain Biologics

Webinar | ATUM

Explore the application of a platform in creating CHO cell lines for manufacturing multi-chain biologics, emphasizing the uniformity of the pools generated in terms of titer and the rapid selection.

Focusing On Quality Unit Independence With Tatyana Matveeva, Ph.D.

Video | Bioprocess Online

In this episode of “Better Biopharma,” host Tyler Menichiello is joined by Tatyana Matveeva, Ph.D., an expert in cGMP manufacturing and regulatory compliance.

Optimizing Inspection Performance In HMLV Pharma

Webinar | Koerber Pharma

High-mix, low-volume pharmaceutical manufacturing demands agile visual inspection. Discover strategies to minimize changeover downtime, maintain strict compliance, and optimize operational efficiency.

Enhancing Biological Indicators With Enzyme Indicators

Webinar | Protak Scientific Ltd

Gain insight into how quantitative enzyme indicators complement biological indicators to deliver rapid, site-specific lethality data for VPHP decontamination validation.

Where Biologic Stability Programs Fail — And How ICH Q1 Can Help You

Webinar | Catalent

This session highlights common late-stage risks and discusses how a stronger stability design can support confident IND, BLA, and long-term supply strategies.

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Webinar: Intensifying Cell Production Processes through Real-Time Metabolic Control of Automated ATF Perfusion

How can real-time metabolic data improve cell therapy manufacturing? This Repligen webinar explores how glucose and lactate monitoring can integrate with ATF perfusion automation to control cell production. Highlighting a university case study, see how this process achieved more than three times the viable cell density of fed-batch while maintaining high viability and supporting intensified, scalable production. Click here to learn more.

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