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The 2024 edition of the annual conference, held in Milan, attracted more than 59,000 professionals from across the bio/pharmaceutical landscape.

Merck’s Sanat Chattopadhyay called for stronger leadership, data-driven oversight, and shared accountability to raise pharmaceutical quality standards.

Susan J. Schniepp, Distinguished Fellow, Regulatory Compliance Associates, joins PDA CEO Glenn Wright and Melissa Seymour, Executive Vice President, Global Quality, Eli Lilly and Company, to talk about the regulatory and quality topics discussed at the 2025 PDA Regulatory Conference.

AI can offer a strategic blueprint for GxP compliance, risk mitigation, and human-led operational excellence.

FDA experts at PDA 2025 urges pharma to adopt holistic quality systems, strengthening 483 responses & post-warning letter remediation for compliance excellence.

Charles Gibbons of Lachman Consultants and Michael Grischeau of AbbVie stressed AI governance, data integrity, and human oversight as essential to applying digital tools across labs and supply chains.

Bothe data integrity and quality of data are critical for drug discovery, manufacturing efficiency, regulatory compliance, and patient safety.

Glenn Wright previews the 34th PDA Regulatory Conference, spotlighting AI, quality culture, FDA trends, and collaboration shaping industry progress.

The trade show is expected to draw 35,000 attendees to a show floor netting more than 1 million square feet.

In contrast to earlier conferences in 2025, experts interviewed as part of the BIO conference in Boston did not come to a consensus about lasting impacts of recent changes in US government policy.

The department’s newly announced partnerships were part of a weeklong visit that included discussions held at BIO 2025.

PharmTech Group spoke with Andy Burns, vice-president of MDI Business Development at Kindeva, ahead of BIO 2025 to find out what’s new in pulmonary drug delivery.

In discussions at INTERPHEX 2025, company representatives seized upon several common themes, most notably safety, sustainability, and the increasing utility of automation.

Christy Eatmon of Thermo Fisher Scientific reviewed her company’s experience at CPHI Americas 2025 and discussed recent industry trends that are driving strategic partnerships.

The concerns of industry experts expressed at INTERPHEX in April 2025 are still pertinent in an uncertain global political climate.

BioPharm International® spoke with Lun Xin, associate director at WuXi Biologics, about high-concentration biologics and some of the biggest challenges associated with their formulation.

BioPharm International® sat down with Noah Kopcho, field application scientist at Gyros Protein Technologies, to talk about the challenges in the production of AAV vectors.

The company is presenting data related to its medications designed to advance the prevention and treatment of asthma and COPD.

The company’s exhibitions will be focused in the areas of its pipeline, proprietary capsid engineering, and manufacturing.

Even with, or perhaps because of, the rapidity with which changes in United States policy are developing, many in the bio/pharmaceutical industry are taking a longer view.

Joe Bobacher of OPW Engineered Systems spoke with Pharmaceutical Technology® Group at INTERPHEX 2025 about fluid transfer in controlled environments and the importance of guarding against product loss.

As single use becomes more prevalent, end users are looking for more customization, and regulators are refining their rules, says Todd Andrews of CPC in an interview with Pharmaceutical Technology® Group.

Michael Franco, global sales director at PSG Biotech, spoke with the PharmTech Group at INTERPHEX 2025 about recent advancements in pharmaceutical flow sensor technology.

In part two of Pharmaceutical Technology® Group's discussion with Joe Katakowski, director of Research at the RTW Foundation, the work of organizations like RTW Foundation in promoting the development of treatments for ultra-rare diseases is discussed.

The yearly convention in New York City showcased new and emerging technologies and gave participating exhibitors a chance to unveil their strategies for the second half of the 2020s.

The Pharmaceutical Technology® Group sat down with Joe Katakowski, director of Research at the RTW Foundation about the challenges involved in the development of treatments for ultra-rare diseases.

The move towards “pharma 4.0” requires a major shift, both ideologically and technologically, to adapt current processes to a framework that will automate much of today’s manufacturing.

Sitting down with the PharmTech Group at INTERPHEX 2025, Nicole Hunter, head of Global WMArchitect at WMFTS, explains the industry initiative around single-use assembly components resulting from supply disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Pharmaceutical Technology® Group sat down with Chris Gooding, general manager at CRL Solutions, to learn more about how beta bags assist in the transfer of supplies and equipment into a sterile environment.