Drug Development

The reduction is expected to be “substantially completed,” the San Diego-based company said, in the second quarter of 2025.

Pharmaceutical Technology® spoke with Andy Burns, vice president, MDI Business Development at Kindeva, about how sustainability requirements are impacting contract development and manufacturing organizations, specifically for the development and manufacture of inhalation drugs.

Pharmaceutical Technology® spoke with Adam Sherlock, CEO of Qinecsa, about the industry trends of 2024, the future technology agenda, and M&A prospects in 2025.

Winners in this year's Pharmapack Awards include both commercial products and innovations that are shaping the future of pharmaceutical packaging.

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Lonza will work with Iconovo to develop spray-dried formulations for an intranasally delivered biologic using a reformulated biologic drug candidate for obesity.

Vanessa Almendro, Elliot Berger, Benjamin McCloud, and Turna Ray go behind the headlines to discuss their ‘wish list’ for the progression of trends in the bio/pharmaceutical industry.

Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Feb 13, 2025 11:00 AM EST

Pharmaceutical Technology chats about the increasing prevalence of challenging APIs in the development pipeline and the hurdles facing formulators and manufacturers as a result of this trend with Jens Schmidt from Lonza.

Through this global alliance, PackGene, Weill Cornell Medicine, and GC4K, an Australian non-profit, intend to deliver a custom-tailored gene therapy solution to treat hereditary spastic paraplegia type 56, a particularly rare neurological disease.

Posdinemab is the second tau-directed investigational therapy by J&J that has received fast track designation from FDA this year for Alzheimer’s disease.

The AI Lab was launched almost exactly three years ago and has produced several programs so far, at least one of which achieved its first scientific stage gate 40% faster than the teams originally forecasted.

Using splicing technology, the new company aims to innovate safer and more effective RNA therapies for severe genetic diseases.

With the new $94 million (€90 million) funding, the company will develop its pipeline of oral macrocycle drugs, nCycles, against validated biologic targets.

With this approval, HYQVIA [Immune Globulin Infusion 10% (human) with Recombinant Human Hyaluronidase] becomes the first and only facilitated subcutaneous immunoglobulin available in Japan to treat these disorders.

Under the agreement, the companies will advance development of IBI3009, Innovent’s ADC candidate, which has received IND approvals in the US, China, and Australia.

In a discussion on bispecific antibody development, Atul Mohindra, head of Biologics R&D at Lonza, points out the challenges and successes of these molecules as well as the field’s future direction from a CDMO perspective.

Pharmaceutical Technology® spoke with Sujay Jadhav, CEO of Verana Health about trends in real-world data and the impact these trends will continue to have on the pharmaceutical industry in 2025.

Results from a Phase IIb study missed the primary endpoint by failing to achieve statistical significance.

Cytiva's Nicolas Pivet, vice-president and general manager, Technology Solutions, emphasizes how automation benefits process development, particularly in the analytical space.

Pharmaceutical Technology chats with Roger Viney from ICE Pharma about bile acids in detail, including how they are useful in helping to improve drug solubility and absorption.

The companies will use Orexo’s powder-based drug delivery technology to develop mucosal vaccines in an inhaled formulation.

AbbVie's latest acquisition target is Nimble Therapeutics, which will give AbbVie a lead asset, an oral peptide for treating psoriasis.

In the second part of a video interview, Colin McKinlay, PhD, senior director, Chemistry and Delivery Technologies, at Nutcracker Therapeutics, discusses trends and the future direction of mRNA–LNP development.

Colin McKinlay, the senior director of Chemistry and Delivery Technologies at Nutcracker Therapeutics, discusses current challenges in mRNA and LNP manufacturing as well as innovations that meet these challenges.

The partners will aim to establish a platform that enables rapid development of DPI products.

With these agreements, the respective parties will work to advance therapeutic candidates for treating fibrotic diseases, osteoarthritis, and Alzheimer’s disease.

Novartis will in-license PTC's PTC518 program, which has the potential become the first oral disease-modifying therapy for Huntington's disease.

Centogene NV and ROPAD consortium publish data from a landmark study identifying genetic variants that may respond to innovative cell and gene therapies.

Automation technologies provide real potential to improve responsiveness and decision-making in drug development.