11.30.21 -- A Look Into The Future Of Bioprocessing

The internet of things and robotics are now being implemented in the biopharma industry, which is more conservative due to strong regulations and intrinsically complex processes. Industry experts for process analytical technologies, automation and data analytics share their views on the future of bioprocessing.

Discover how SPR can be used to accelerate vaccine discovery and development by helping overcome analytical challenges that have plagued the industry for decades.

Biopharmaceutical manufacturing employs living host cells as production centers. The development of a robust, high-yielding cell line is the foundation of a reliable production process. However, cells introduce a source of variability and a unique set of technical challenges. Here, we discuss the challenges associated with cell line development in the production of biologics before outlining solutions that can help biotech developers evade the pitfalls of misinformed decision-making.

Precision powder micro-dosing in capsules makes it possible to quickly get formulations to the clinic, saving time, money, and use of limited APIs.