INSIGHTS ON FACILITY DESIGN
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How Modular Workflows Are Redefining CAR T Manufacturing
Learn how flexible modular workflows can help manufacturers improve process adaptability, throughput, and control while preserving key CAR T quality attributes, including transduction efficiency.
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Our State-Of-The-Art Sterile Injectable Facility
Advanced automated filling lines and integrated development services streamline production, ensuring process integrity and faster timelines from early formulation to commercial supply.
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Closing The Data Package Gap For In-House 3D Printed Parts
Vendor supplied single-use components come with mostly-complete data packages. That luxury doesn't exist when you make your own parts using a 3D printer.
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A Case Study In 3D Printing: Shake Flask Jackets
While experimenting with a breathable shake flask for cell culture, Vikash Kumar, a process scientist now working at Merck, needed a way to control the oxygen and carbon dioxide permeating the flask wall.
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Design And Material Selection When 3D Printing Parts7/29/2026
Process scientist Vikash Kumar needed an airtight filament when 3D printing a jacket to control oxygen and carbon dioxide around his breathable shake flask wall.
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Creating Technical Debt When Experimenting With 3D Printed Parts7/29/2026
Companies need mature validation paradigms to recognize if and when it's time to transition from a prototype 3D printed part to a sustainable version, likely through a vendor-validated part.
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Cooperating With Suppliers To Produce 3D-Printed Prototypes7/29/2026
Single-use components made with injection molding will almost always outperform compared to those made on a 3D printer.
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E&L Testing And 3D Printed Single-Use Parts7/29/2026
Bioprocess scientists may not be experts in polymer chemistry. That means getting support from resin and equipment manufacturers when conducting extractables and leachables testing.
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3D Printing In Process Development And A False Sense Of Qualification7/29/2026
3D printing, or additive manufacturing, in early phase process development can be both a gift and an invitation for trouble. That's according to our panelists, industry leader Robert Dream and The BioProcess Institute's James Dean Vogel, during Bioprocess Online Live "The Risk And Reality Of 3D Printed Parts In Single-Use Workflows." Restricting custom design to non-product-contact parts is one way to limit the qualification burden. Due diligence is always on the operator.
FACILITY DESIGN SOLUTIONS
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Automated gradient preparation helps reduce variability and improve reproducibility. Learn how pre-formed gradients, guided workflows, and standardized methods can streamline purification processes.
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The OptiMATE Gradient Maker simplifies the laborious and error-prone density gradient centrifugation process into an easy-to-maintain operation by automating nearly all pre-centrifuge steps, including gradient preparation, accurate dispensing, and tube sealing, significantly reducing run times without sacrificing purity or yield. The OptiMATE Gradient Maker has achieved the ACT label in the US, EU, and UK.
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Turnkey Contract Pharmaceutical Operation Available Immediately. Manufacturing OTC Sprays, Liquids, Creams, Aerosols, Gels, Inhalers, & More!
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Maintain low nanogram containment thresholds during toxic linker compounding. Implement a disposable negative pressure isolation assembly with integrated double-stage exhaust filters.
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Maintain a Grade-A environment for sterile fill-finish with a dual-pressure aseptic isolator. Accelerate campaign turnarounds using integrated vaporized hydrogen peroxide.