The deadline to comment on FDA's generative AI paper is Oct 19, 2026. We explain why professionals in pharma manufacturing should weigh in.
News|Articles|October 26, 2023
Inside Look at Resilience’s Latest Viral Vector Manufacturing Site
Author(s)Resilience
Designed for advanced therapy manufacturing, the Marlborough, MA facility is the first new construction at Resilience. The site will produce, rest, and release viral vector drug substance (DS) and drug product (DP), for clinical and commercial use.
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