NMPA’s Center for Drug Evaluation accepted Merck KGaA’s application for marketing authorization of pimicotinib as a Class 1 innovative drug for adult patients with TGCTs that require systemic treatment.

The quickly evolving development of biopharmaceuticals is impacting innovation in the industry overall.

The dismissal of all 17 members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has far-reaching impacts for the industry and beyond.

The partnership leverages the Hesperos organ-on-a-chip platform in the preclinical development of Psilera’s lead compound targeting the progressive neurological disorder for which treatment options are few.

Most of the company’s new additions, if not already online, will be scheduled for commissioning, validation, or qualification before the fourth quarter of 2025.

Smart technologies, such as digital and laser printing, incorporated into manufacturing equipment are helping manufacturers align with sustainability goals, according to Sheikh Akbar Ali, general manager and head of Development and Technology for ACG Packaging Materials.

The company describes the compact system as ergonomically designed, providing precision dosing and production floor flexibility.

ICH Q6B provides expectations and a clear framework for the structural characterization of biopharmaceutical products.

How Techceuticals, PharmParts, and smart auction strategies are ushering in a new era of efficiency and innovation for CDMOs

Trends in certain forms of drug delivery, as well as the emergence of artificial intelligence, are playing roles in evolving the nature of partnerships, but there are new types of partnerships gaining steam as well.

Jon Ellis and Simon Vanstone, PhD, go behind the headlines to explore the latest M&A activity and what tariffs and funding changes could mean for mRNA and beyond.

The new lab will be used to develop and scale innovations for the production of medicines and to help secure the supply chain.

EMA has published recommendations to address potential radiopharmaceutical shortages.

The grant encompasses $100,000 each from the Life Sciences Entrepreneurship Center and Berkeley SkyDeck, with SkyDeck having the option to invest an additional $100,000.