AI Promises to Accelerate Process Characterization
Researchers from Austria say they have performed the first comprehensive study of an artificial-intelligence-aided approach for bioprocess characterization.
Debottlenecking Opportunities Clearer with a Bioprocessing 4.0 Perspective
Bottlenecks can be evaluated piecemeal, one at a time. Alternatively, they can be evaluated comprehensively and in real time by making use of data flows from well-placed sensors.
Cell Culture Media “Goes Green” by Reducing Cold Storage Needs
To limit cold storage, try using cell culture media that can be stored at room temperature. Thermo Fisher’s aptly named BenchStable media can perform as well as media that can’t take the heat.
Moderna and Catalent Collaborate on COVID-19 Vaccine
Coronavirus deal covers large-scale, commercial fill-finish manufacturing of Moderna’s mRNA-based candidate (mRNA-1273).
Bioprocess 4.0 Approach Will Help Biopharma Achieve Regulators’ Goals
Approach will play role in bridging the gap between science and engineering and let biopharma to meet regulators’ quality requirements.
Digitalized Twin Model of the Workhorse
Diving into how virtual Chinese hamster ovary cells really work in biomanufacturing operations via a genome-scale metabolic model even as many of their metabolic processes remain a mystery.
Mitigating Viral Contamination, a Challenge for Emerging Therapies
Industry consortium working with MIT collected years of data to understand the common causes of contamination, corrective measures to be taken, and the impacts of these events.
Cytiva Upgrades Massachusetts CMO Site
Facility now totals 60,000 square feet and has bioprocessing capabilities ranging in scale from 10L to 2000L.
New Continuous Freeze-Dry Process for Single Vials
A continuous freeze-drier that moves single-dose vials along a track could help biomanufacturers improve product quality.
