Featured Bioprocessing Editorial

  1. What To Know About — And How To Apply For — FDA's PreCheck Pilot 2/23/2026

    FDA has now provided specific eligibility and selection criteria for the PreCheck Pilot Program and a timeline for next steps.

  2. MES Is Still In The CD ROM Era But The Data Architecture Has Moved On 2/20/2026

    Many manufacturing execution system (MES) deployments still operate like it is 2005: a big install, disruptive upgrades, etc. Here's a clearer path forward.

  3. A Novel In Vitro Glycosylation Approach For Difficult PTMs 2/19/2026

    Post-translational modifications of membrane proteins have been historically challenging. Research shows how an in vitro approach brings stability and predictability.

  4. Field Notes: Reducing Risk At Kivi Bio's Interchangeability Conference 2/19/2026

    Risk and fitness for use of interchangeable single-use parts were key themes at the conference. The event exposed communication gaps between suppliers and end-users.

  5. Using Carbon Nanotubes To Pinpoint Optimal Harvest Time in Bioprocessing 2/18/2026

    Cell-free expression systems confound the moment of peak expression. These nanosensors signal through crude lysate for process optimization and endpoint monitoring.

  6. U.S. Pharma Tariffs And MFN In 2026: Manufacturing And Procurement Impact 2/18/2026

    Beroe Inc.'s Mathini Ilancheran discusses the 2025 U.S. pharma tariff framework and translates it into actionable procurement and outsourcing responses.

  7. A Peek Into Novo Nordisk's Sustainable Facility Construction Mindset 2/18/2026

    Fill/finish operations are famously resource-heavy. Nonetheless, Novo set out to achieve ambitious environmental goals with its $4.1 billion project in North Carolina.

  8. Thoughtful Supply Strategy Is No Longer Optional In Drug Development 2/16/2026

    In drug discovery and development, supply chain decisions are often treated as a downstream concern. In reality, supply strategy is a development decision from the very beginning.

  9. Active Versus Passive Shipping Solutions For Clinical Shipments 2/13/2026

    Explore active and passive temperature-controlled shipping solutions and their impact on clinical trial supply, balancing cost, risk, and product integrity.

  10. The U.S. Has A New Vice To Squeeze Foreign Imports: Pharma Quality 2/13/2026

    The Trump administration has effectively merged national security, trade policy, and drug quality. Now, foreign manufacturers lacking deals face paying a "quality tax."