ABOUT BD BIOSCIENCES

As pioneers in flow cytometry, we at BD Biosciences take pride in the high performance, reliability, and reproducibility of our instruments. Our extensive portfolio of flow cytometry instruments and reagents is designed to empower you with precise tools that can transform your translational research. We partner globally, across all stages of the drug development process, supporting leading biopharmaceutical companies and CROs, from discovery to market approval and commercialization. In the United States, BD Biosciences boasts a team of more than 40 support scientists with an average of 18 years of flow cytometry experience, and greater than 140 field service engineers with an average of 15 years of service expertise, to provide world class support to our customers.

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  • In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live! Event Designing Transferable Analytical Methods, our panelists answer an audience question about how to navigate fast-paced development thoughtfully, which is especially critical for startups operating on a lean budget.

  • Ahead of a tech transfer, conducting a gap analysis or gap assessment is critical to ensure a smooth transfer of methods. In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live! Event Designing Transferable Analytical Methods, Stephan Krause, Ph.D., and William Janssen, Ph.D., discuss the importance of performing gap assessments.

  • Panelist Cheryl Cox responds to an audience question about controlling analyst bias and gating for flow cytometry.

  • Transferring analytical methods can be challenging, especially with manual processes, which can have more nuance to their conduct outside of an SOP. In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live! Event Designing Transferable Analytical Methods, our panelists discuss the best way to approach the transfer of analytical methods.

  • Panelist Cheryl Cox addresses an audience question about risk management strategy and assessing product safety throughout development.

  • Stephan Krause, Ph.D., responds to an audience question about the difference between method qualification and method validation in terms of activities.

  • Panelist Stephan Krause, Ph.D., from Bristol Meyers Squibb shares his thoughts on characterization assays and release testing, noting the unique patient-specific quality attributes inherent in autologous products.

  • When it comes to potency assays, you should develop and validate them as early as possible. In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live! Event Designing Transferable Analytical Methods, our panelists weigh in on key considerations for potency assay development.

  • In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live! Event Designing Transferable Analytical Methods, our panelists explain the importance of phase-appropriate analytical development and define what a good analytical method development strategy looks like. They agree that it’s important to address any deficiencies early in development to avoid problems in later-stage tech transfers.

  • Watch a series of videos on multicolor flow cytometry panel design to gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of panel design as well as various strategies to streamline panel design.

  • Collaboration across sites is critical in the journey from development to manufacturing. Watch to discover how to accelerate cross-site collaboration with simple assay transfer.

  • Watch to learn how you can empower your laboratory team and fully automate a wide range of workflows with a revolutionary sample preparation system.

  • Hear from a 21 CFR Part 11 expert with nearly 20 years of experience supporting pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and medical device companies with implementing solutions and systems to ensure compliance.

  • Hear from Dr. Fabio Luciani, Professor and Senior Researcher in Systems Immunology at the School of Medical Sciences and the Kirby Institute at UNSW Sydney about his recent research.

  • Watch to learn about solutions to address challenges in standardizing flow cytometry and cell analysis solutions that support drug development at every stage.

  • Tremendous advances in the development of cell-based therapies now offer the ability to treat patients who previously had no hope. Watch to learn about the possibilities for cell-based therapies.