Guest Columns
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Navigating Regulatory Frameworks For Allogeneic CAR-NK Control Strategies
10/3/2025
The regulatory landscape for this emerging modality is vast and tortuous. One regulatory CMC expert, a former FDA reviewer, helps us with a path through it all.
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What If We Had Just One Developability Parameter?
10/3/2025
Research suggests years-long stability studies that gobble up material can be reduced to a single day using milligram quantities.
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Trust But Verify: Validating AI In Pharma's GxP World
10/3/2025
Here are practical tips to build validated, transparent, and auditable AI systems that align with GxP principles, paving the way for smarter and more resilient manufacturing processes.
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What You Should Know About USP's Bioassay Updates
10/2/2025
The United States Pharmacopeia is overhauling general chapters to align them with current industry standards. One scientist on the project helps us unpack the changes.
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Derisking AI Means First Asking: Who Does It Serve?
9/26/2025
Ethical and accountability questions still swirl around how we use artificial intelligence in drug development.
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A Study In Optimizing Late-Stage Processes With QbD, DoE
9/26/2025
Nobody wants to redesign analytical process profiles when a market approval is within reach, but what about when a last-lap QbD exercise could bring real benefit?
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Automation In The Lab: Lessons From Successes And Setbacks
9/24/2025
Real-world examples show that, in some labs, manual screenings disappeared altogether, replaced by automated runs that now cover entire departments.
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Defining Strong Program Management In CDMO Partnerships
9/23/2025
This first article of a planned three-part series discusses the pitfalls that program managers help sponsor companies avoid, how program managers accelerate timelines or reduce risk, and more.
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CGT Success Starts With The First Mile
9/23/2025
The so-called "last mile" in cell therapy gets a lot of attention. What about the first mile, the journey cells take between the donor and the manufacturing site?
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Can CHO Bioreactors Be Used For Plant-Based Protein Production?
9/22/2025
The moss Physcomitrium patens is especially good at producing glycoproteins. Established technology and prior knowledge are helping one company develop new therapies with it.