Susan Haigney

This week, a $2.3 billion manufacturing campus and a new fill-finish platform signal capacity is crucial; AI in pharma is still evolving; and CPHI Milan previews a new Sustainability Summit.

This year’s conference agenda includes more than 260 industry experts, a new Sustainability Summit, and zones targeting AI, cold chain, and labeling.

This week’s content included Moderna's mRNA flu approval, CMO governance tips, OSTP’s deregulation push, a $2 billion oncology license, and July's regulatory wrap-up.

The genetically modified oncolytic viral therapy, used in combination with nivolumab, was approved by the agency after data showed 1 in 4 patients responded to treatment.

PharmTech spoke with Dr. Hui-Yin (Harry) Li, president and CEO of Wilmington PharmaTech, about steps that should be taken to build a productive relationship between sponsor and contract organizations.

Modernizing infrastructures, record drug approvals, and harmonization were all positive regulatory advancements in July 2026.

Content on PharmTech.com this week showed that while AI is being utilized in drug discovery, manufacturing execution still lags behind. However, manufacturers are rethinking where and how they build capacity, transfer technology, and monitor quality in real time.

Atul Mohindra, head of R&D at Lonza Integrated Biologics, spoke with PharmTech about some of the recent advancements in analytical techniques for biopharmaceutical development and manufacturing.

This episode of Pharma Fundamentals provides an introduction to hold times in biopharmaceutical manufacturing and how they differ from hold times in small-molecule drug manufacturing.

This episode of Pharma Fundamentals provides an introduction to hold times in biopharmaceutical manufacturing and how they differ from hold times in small-molecule drug manufacturing.

In part 2 of this 2-part interview, Jason Bock, founder and CEO of CTMC provides input on how the FDA's proposed manufacturing registration rule may impact personalized therapies.

In part 1 of this 2-part discussion, our panelists explain how to structure a tech transfer package, handle gaps in process understanding, and qualify analytical methods.

AI is reshaping discovery, manufacturing, and supply chain routing. Manufacturers are investing in capacity and resilience.

Campbell Bunce, chief scientific officer at Abzena, provides an update on the momentum in antibody-oligonucleotide conjugates development and the operational pressures shaping CDMO/CRO strategy for the rest of 2026.

Campbell Bunce, chief scientific officer at Abzena, revisited his 2026 industry predictions on the direction of the biologics and bioconjugate market and gives an update on ADCs.

Susan J. Schniepp, distinguished fellow with Nelson Labs, and Siegfried Schmitt, PhD, vice president, Technical, at Parexel, explain a company’s regulatory affairs department is subject to inspections by regulators and should, therefore, be prepared.

Novo Nordisk’s complaint contends that Lilly's campaigns leave out information about the most effective injectable doses of Wegovy (semaglutide) and Ozempic (semaglutide) currently on the market.

The use of artificial intelligence is facing harder questions of governance and data quality, and regulators in the United States and the European Union are streamlining pathways to market.

EMA and EISMEA have formalized their cooperation through a work program aimed at helping small biopharma and medtech innovators engage with EU regulatory requirements earlier in development, potentially reducing late-stage manufacturing and quality problems for complex modalities.

A proposed rule by the agency would create a streamlined registration pathway for advanced distributed manufacturing establishments.

Greater accountability and resilience across drug development and manufacturing are key goals for regulators and industry.

PharmTech spoke with Jamie Evans, manager of analytical method development and validation, and Joe Cobb, CPIP, manager of formulations, both with Lonza Capsugel, about best practices for pharmaceutical technology transfer.

PharmTech spoke with Gabriela Grasa Mannino, Senior Director, Advanced Supply Chain Solutions, US Pharmacopeia about the current state of the drug supply chain and what actions USP is taking to make supply more secure.

June saw regulators look back at their achievements, take stock of drug shortages, and advance treatments for rare diseases.

June saw regulators look back at their achievements, take stock of drug shortages, and advance treatments for rare diseases.

FDA has approved Tregzi, the first regulatory T-cell therapy shown to reduce chronic GVHD and improve survival in blood cancer transplant patients.

The company’s thyroid eye disease treatment will be the first at-home subcutaneous disease-modifying treatment if approved.

This episode of Ask the Expert takes a look at recent regulatory actions impacting biologics manufacturers.

The outsourcing company is adding commercial-scale capabilities to manufacture HPAPI and ADC payload-linkers.

The companies have been selected to participate in the pilot program to expand domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing and strengthen the US drug supply chain.