Industry News
International Partnership Aims to Develop Needle-free Vaccines
November 21st 2018The University of South Australia is working to develop needle-free vaccines for Zika, chikingunya, and peanut allergy in a collaboration with Australian biotechnology company Sementis and Enesi Pharma, a United Kingdom-based pharmaceutical company.
EMA Publishes Guidance on Pediatric Drug Safety
November 15th 2018The new good pharmacovigilance practice chapter IV on specific considerations for the pediatric population offers a holistic view of pediatric pharmacovigilance and provides guidance on how to address the specific needs and challenges of safety monitoring of medicines used in children.
Single-use and IIoT Solutions Expected to Reduce Costs and Enhance Production Efficiency
November 14th 2018Experts believe that the contract development and manufacturing organization market will reach $17.38 billion by 2022, with disruptive business models using Industrial Internet of Things (IIot) and single-use technologies proving more profitable and efficient in the long term.
Be The Match BioTherapies Launches Program for Faster Cell Facility Onboarding
November 9th 2018The new program will provide cell and gene therapy companies a more efficient way to ensure quality compliance across collection center networks and to minimize quality system audit burden on these centers.
Fujifilm, CPI Collaborate on New Technologies for MAb Downstream Processing
November 5th 2018Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies and the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) are collaborating to complete the technology transfer of the expression and purification of model monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) as part of AMECRYS, a research project funded by the European Commission.
FDA Releases Guidance on Targeted Therapies
October 16th 2018The guidance describes the agency's recommendations on how to group patients with different molecular alterations and approaches for evaluating the benefits and risks of targeted therapies where some molecular alterations may occur at low frequencies.