From The Editor

51. Inside Barinthus Biotherapeutics' Combination Immunotherapy Platform 6/28/2024

    In this Q&A with Barinthus Biotherapeutics' CEO, Bill Enright, he tells Bioprocess Online about the company's combination immunotherapy platform and its mission to develop a curative treatment for hepatitis B.

52. Antibodies, Linkers, An Uber, And John Wick 6/28/2024

    The challenges faced by ADC developers after a hundred-year history with the basic concept of the drug makes the recent billion-dollar bets on the modality look all the more dramatic. What gives? Where’s all this confidence coming from? It's not the antibody. It's not the payload. It's the linker.

53. Scale And Sustainability In Single-Use Systems 6/13/2024

    I had the opportunity to cover a lot of ground on considerations for single-use technologies in biopharmaceutical manufacturing with Mark Petrich, Ph.D. when he joined me as a guest expert on the Bioprocess Online Live event Single Use Technologies For Bioprocessing: An Essential Update. Here are some of his insights on single-use scale and lifecycle management.

54. Where's The Case For Generative AI In Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing? 6/12/2024

    The early use cases for AI in the biopharmaceutical industry—at least, the early public use cases—have largely come from R&D, and more specifically, target identification and molecular design. Where are the use cases in biologics manufacturing, supply chain management, QMS, and operations, and what’s holding us back?

55. Bioprocessing Technology: You Are The Standard 5/21/2024

    Single-use bioprocessing equipment engineer and expert Paul Priebe has some advice for you. Next time you catch yourself questioning an equipment standard (or the lack thereof), take a good look in the mirror. 

56. 7 Bioprocess Intensification Strategies 4/23/2024

    “Process intensification” is one of those big umbrella terms that unfairly implies a concept that comes with an instruction manual. It doesn’t. It isn’t prescriptive. It doesn’t have to start in a specific place, and it really never ends.

57. Single Use In Biopharma: Beyond Savings & Sustainability 4/17/2024

    SUT continues to trend in biopharmaceutical applications, driven largely by environmental and economic considerations. But there’s a lot more to the SUT story, including supply chain and standardization advantages. We dove headlong into those issues and more with independent SUT expert Paul Priebe and Krystal Biotech VP of Technical Operations Mark Petrich.

58. Improving AAV Purity Upstream With PCL Manufacturing 3/21/2024

    The downstream separation of AAV capsids affects end-product purity and has been identified as a key pain point of the industry. Ultragenyx’s Dennis Huang advises starting with higher-quality yields upstream.

59. Eying Up The Era Of Topical Biologics 3/19/2024

    Claris Bio’s phase 1/2 clinical trial in patients with Stage 2 or 3 Neurotrophic Keratitis (NK) is breaking new ground in the development of topically administered biologic therapies. 

60. Doubling Down On Biopharma's Growing Skills Drought 3/13/2024

    The biopharmaceutical industry is building manufacturing capacity at breakneck speed. According to PhRMA, there are 1,580-and-counting biopharma manufacturing facilities in the U.S. alone. Problem is, we're way short on filling those facilities with skilled labor. NIIMBL wants to change that. Here's how, and a great opportunity for big pharma, biotech sponsors, CDMOs, academics, and more to help.