Insights On Enterprise Solutions

  1. The Role Of Regulators In Easing SUT Adoption 5/18/2026

    In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event “Closing The Adoption Gap For Advanced Single-Use Technologies” (SUT), our panelists opine on the role of regulators in enabling SUT adoption. A fundamental understanding of material science and quality risk is imperative on both ends, which is not always a given, says Joshua Nelson, Ph.D., a senior material qualification specialist at Takeda.

  2. What Are The Most Critical Attributes Of Single-Use Materials For Cell Therapy? 5/18/2026

    In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event “Closing The Adoption Gap For Advanced Single-Use Technologies” (SUT), our panelists respond to an audience question and discuss the key attributes to evaluate when selecting single-use materials for autologous cell therapies in early development.

  3. Quantifying The Demand For Advanced SUT 5/18/2026

    In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event “Closing The Adoption Gap For Advanced Single-Use Technologies” (SUT), BioPlan Associates’ director of research, Katrina Cordovado, shares BioPlan survey data to contextualize the present demand for innovative SUT. According to BioPlan’s survey, 30% of CGT facilities identified improvements in single-use materials as a critical area for innovation.

  4. Characterizing "Advanced" SUT 5/18/2026

    In this opening segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event “Closing The Adoption Gap For Advanced Single-Use Technologies” (SUT), our panelists define what constitutes “advanced” SUT. Generally, advanced SUT is considered to be any new technology or material that is of improved quality or function, available at a lower cost, offers solutions to specific problems — or all of the above.

  5. An Innovative, Modular Approach To Flexible Supply Chain Management 5/15/2026

    Learn how modular strategies, global coordination, and data-driven decisions help maintain continuity, compliance, and speed amid constant uncertainty.

  6. Effect of Shelf Cooling Rate on the Nucleation Temperature of Ice Monitored Using Thermocouples and Wireless Temperature Sensors 5/14/2026

    Freezing conditions shape ice structure, mass transfer resistance, and drying efficiency. Data shows how cooling rate, vial size, and nucleation interact to optimize freeze-drying.

  7. 6 Trends Redefining Biologics Manufacturing In 2026 5/14/2026

    Biologics manufacturing is evolving through smarter fill technologies, onshoring, advanced automation, and data driven processes that improve efficiency, reduce risk, and protect product value.

  8. LYO Cycle Development Ensures Success For Oncology Drug Scale-Up 5/14/2026

    An optimized lyophilization cycle removes excess moisture during scale‑up by adjusting drying for larger equipment, improving stability, maintaining efficiency, and supporting clinical validation.

  9. How Antibody Drug Conjugate Therapies Deliver Precision 5/14/2026

    ADCs combine targeted antibodies and potent payloads to deliver precise cancer therapy, improving efficacy while reducing toxicity through advanced design.

  10. Accelerating Development Of A Unique Molecule To Treat Lung Cancer 5/14/2026

    Process development and optimization enabled efficient scale‑up of a complex lung cancer therapy, improving yields, reducing costs, and supporting rapid clinical and commercial progress.