INSIGHTS ON ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS
-
Developing Custom GMP Lipids: A Patient-Driven Partnership
Custom lipid programs depend on how process development and manufacturing teams collaborate, from first design through scale-up to GMP production for LNP-based therapies.
-
Smarter Lead Selection And Faster Representative Material
Accelerate biologics development with earlier high-titer material, reduced CMC risk, and faster lead selection using transposase-based vectors and stable bulk pools.
-
Beyond Fed-Batch: Choosing The Right Path To Process Intensification
Upstream intensification options, from concentrated fed-batch to N-stage perfusion, are weighed against organizational objectives, since no single technical strategy suits every framework.
-
Why The CRO–Sponsor Relationship Is Becoming A Strategic Advantage
Shared real-time data environments transform CRO-sponsor relationships, replacing communication silos with transparent, audit-ready clinical bioanalysis.
-
Protective Shell For 2D Bags: Engineered For Mechanical Protection10/2/2026
Protect frozen single-use bag assemblies from movement and handling stress with rigid secondary packaging, dedicated foam immobilization, and efficient plate-freezing heat transfer.
-
CMC Considerations Around Unique Materials And Reagents10/2/2026
In this segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event, “Making The Jump To GMP: Material Decisions For Clinical Manufacturing,” panelists advise on what to do when no GMP-grade equivalents exist for certain starting materials or reagents.
-
The CDMO's Perspective: Audience Q&A With Thermo Fisher Scientific10/2/2026
During this final segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event, “Making The Jump To GMP: Material Decisions For Clinical Manufacturing,” a representative and SME from the event sponsor enters the conversation. Mike Brewer, director and global principal consultant of regulatory and bioproduction at Thermo Fisher Scientific, joins the panel for a special Q&A session with the audience, discussing the challenges he’s witnessed sponsor companies face in the transition to clinical manufacturing.
-
Transitioning A Process And Qualifying GMP Materials10/2/2026
This opening segment from the Bioprocess Online Live event, “Making The Jump To GMP: Material Decisions For Clinical Manufacturing,” features panelists Tiffany Rau, Ph.D., an adjunct professor at University College Cork, co-founder of BioPharam Technical Consulting, and founder of Rau Consulting; Mary Rodley, an independent consultant at Medius Consulting; and Wei Lu, Ph.D., a senior staff engineer in downstream process development at Takeda. They share their thoughts on when preparation for clinical manufacturing should begin, especially in terms of qualifying compendial and GMP-grade materials.
ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS
-
A contractually committed 20-week path from development to a Phase 1 or 2 GMP clinical batch, with delivery risk shared through a pay-for-performance structure for sterile vial products.
-
Biological variability and process sensitivity make consistency across batches, scales, and sites hard to hold. A standardized operational framework aims to keep execution aligned and results predictable.
-
A small automation shop focused on cell therapy manufacturing grew into a platform covering equipment, consumables, software, and industrialization services for commercial-scale production runs.
-
Scaling adherent cell culture? Learn how automation, closed processing, and roller bottle technology can improve consistency, reduce labor, and boost efficiency.
-
Our custom expression platform directly addresses the primary host limitations in early-to-mid stage assay development: