Featured Bioprocessing Editorial
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Defining Quality In A Sponsor-Owned QTPP Before The CDMO Even Starts
7/29/2026
Version-controlled quality target product profiles, authored by the drug sponsor, close any gaps between the CDMO's and sponsor's definitions of quality.
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Reshoring Pressure Meets Manufacturing Reality
7/27/2026
U.S. pharma can't reshore what domestic capacity can't absorb. Senior leaders from Takeda, Biogen, Eli Lilly, and others reveal why tariff pressure is colliding with a sterile fill-finish shortage, workforce gaps, and ADC capacity bottlenecks.
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CDMO Live Europe 2026: Partnerships For An Uncertain World
7/27/2026
112 pages of executive insight from CDMO Live Europe 2026: tariffs, geopolitics, supply resilience, AI in manufacturing, and why strategic partnerships remain aspirational for most.
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Resilience, Risk, And Relationships: CDMO Live Europe 2026 Report
7/27/2026
Senior pharma leaders from Pfizer, Bayer, BioNTech and others debunk dual sourcing myths and reveal what separates strategic CDMO partnerships from transactional ones.
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Demonstrating Non-Inferiority Of BFPCs Vs. Traditional Air Monitoring
7/22/2026
Demonstrating non-inferiority of bio-fluorescent particle counter (BFPC) technology to traditional active air-sampling methods is essential for implementation. Here's how to approach it.
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The Missing Layer: Why CAR-T Needs AI As Its Connective Tissue
7/21/2026
AI can close CAR-T’s access gap by replacing fragmented community delivery handoffs with automated orchestration across referral, reimbursement, logistics, and monitoring.
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Building A Self-Driving Lab For LNP Development
7/20/2026
With commercially available components, MIT researchers built a platform that accelerates LNP process development, optimization, and autonomous manufacturing research.
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Exploring Takeda's Template For Sustainable Steam Generation
7/17/2026
Takeda designed a model for delivering steam at 11 bar and up to 184 degrees using natural refrigerant and waste heat at one of its largest production sites.
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Addressing The Particulate Challenge In Cell Therapy Products
7/15/2026
Cell therapy products challenge traditional particulate controls. One expert explains detection, mitigation, and contamination prevention.
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Let's Stop Treating Allogeneic Cell Therapy As One Thing
7/14/2026
Industry is beginning to accept that allogeneic cell therapy spans categories, and success depends on aligning biology, regulation, and economics unique to each product.