Go With The Flow: How sustainable is the trend toward single-use systems
October 20th 2022Speed-to-market, flexibility and process efficiency are more important than ever in biopharmaceutical production. And so is the importance of single-use systems. Single Use Support enables innovative process solutions around aseptic fluid management and improves aseptic liquid transfer in various manufacturing facilities. And yet there is hesitation.Dr. Lorenzo De Benedictis provides insights and outlook on the future of single-use systems in Biopharma.
On the way towards personalized medicine: Gene therapy AAV characterization by CE and LC-MS
October 19th 2022As more gene therapy applications make inroads into research and clinical practice, the development and safe manufacturing of the therapeutic products involved have demanded more from associated analytical technologies. One of the most widely used gene-therapy vectors is AAV, and key technologies for the characterization of AAVs include CE and LC-MS.
Upstream Bioprocessing - Improving Efficiency Through Digital Tools
October 10th 2022Gain knowledge on the efficiency through digital tools explores the growing world of bioprocess digitalization with outlooks on feeding strategy automation and the future perspective of artificial intelligence and machine learning in bioprocessing.
Seamless scale-up of downstream processes (Sept 2022)
September 23rd 2022Using a pre-packed column platform enables seamless scale-up for downstream process purification. We demonstrate that neither the capacity of the packed resin nor the separation efficiency is affected when increasing the column volume.
Post-curing on the reduction of cyclosiloxanes (Sept 2022)
September 23rd 2022Watson Marlow Fluid Technologies Solutions (WMFTS), fluid path solutions provider of peristaltic pumps and single-use component, outlines the results of a study which makes comparisons between the semi volatiles extractables profile of post-cured and non post-cured samples of its Pumpsil platinum-cured silicone tubing.