Carl Allenspach, director of business operations, manufacturing, science, and technology organization at Bristol Myers Squibb discusses the interactive and collaborative important of INTERPHEX.

The European pharma industry needs to be prepared for the new clinical data requirements.

A revised regulatory variation framework should make lifecycle management more efficient in Europe.

Experts believe it is likely cancer cells are more common in the body than previously thought, but typically caught early and removed in the body’s cancer-immune cycle. When the system is in good working order (and protecting us), dead cancer cells release neoantigens.

Pharmaceutical Technology gives a brief overview of some of developments in manufacturing facilities, including news from W.R. Grace & Co, ITT Inc, and SMC.

The company is voluntarily recalling the product for potential super potent bottles due to overfilling.

FDA granted fast track designation to nipocalimab, which J&J is developing for helping alloimmunized pregnant adults treat FNAIT, a rare disease that poses risk to the fetus or newborn.

Dr. Reddy’s has gained exclusive rights to promote and distribute Sanofi’s vaccines in India.

Can Cellares deliver on the goal to meet total patient demand for cell therapies globally? CEO Fabian Gerlinghaus discusses.

Univercells and Altamira Therapeutics are collaborating on nanoparticle-delivered mRNA vaccines, while Andelyn Biosciences and Grace Science are partnering on novel therapies for NGLY1 deficiency.

The Landos acquisition adds a lead asset in autoimmune and inflammatory disease to AbbVie's portfolio, while the company's ADC, ELAHERE, gets full FDA approval.

The Vacaville, Calif., site acquisition gives Lonza one of the largest biologics manufacturing sites for mammalian cell-based therapies worldwide.

The company is recalling one lot of the product because of the potential presence of silicone particulates.

AstraZeneca’s acquisition of Amolyt Pharma includes eneboparatide, a Phase III therapeutic peptide for the treatment of hypoparathyroidism.

CDMO White Raven aims to reduce contamination risk and gain the capability to handle multiple product formats with the installation of Cytiva’s SA25 Aseptic Filling Workcell.

More synthetic opioids have been placed under the strictest controls in the United Kingdom.

FDA's approval makes Orchard Therapeutics' Lenmeldy (atidarsagene autotemcel) the first gene therapy approved to treat pediatric metachromatic leukodystrophy in the US.

Ricoh aims to create novel disease models for R&D using ERS Genomics’ CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technology.

Cellares CEO Fabian Gerlinghaus discusses the nuts and bolts of counterflow centrifugal elutriation and electroporation innovations and optimization, while hinting at big news on future release testing of products, as a product itself.

Mapp Biopharmaceutical will use ProBioGen’s GlymaxX technology for the development of an afucosylated antibody against Marburg virus infection

The draft guidance document provides support to sponsors with drugs in clinical development that treat the states of sporadic Alzheimer’s disease.

Noramco Group will be an integrated North American-based API and supply chain services provider.

In a new manufacturing pact, Chime Biologics will produce DT-7012, Domain Therapeutics' antibody candidate for treating cancer that will soon be entering Phase I studies.

The company is investing more than $2 million in its analytical testing services and adding suppository manufacturing capabilities.

In an interview, Fabian Gerlinghaus of Cellares outlines a paradigm change in both hardware and software, regulatory expansions, and some positive cost outcomes for the CGT field.

The Cell Shuttle platform will manufacture cell therapies for its first clinical trials by the end of the year.

The European company has seen its business increase by 47% in North America.

The Alliance will receive the NSF Regional Innovation Engines Development Award and $1 million in funding.