Biologics

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Atara licenses T cell therapy to Pierre Fabre for up to $640 million

By Jonathan Smith

As it extends its cash runway, the cell therapy developer Atara Biotherapeutics has expanded a partnership with Pierre Fabre Laboratories to commercialize the off-the-shelf T-cell therapy tabelecleucel (tab-cel) for a rare form of blood cancer.

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Lonza: Robust industry fundamentals are supportive of growth

By Jane Byrne

Despite an uncertain macroeconomic environment, Lonza says its ‘resilient’ business model and sustained market demand delivered a strong financial performance in 2022, in line with the Swizterland based CDMO’s outlook.

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Lonza: N-1 perfusion capability enables increased process titers

By Jane Byrne

The biopharma sector has seen recent advancements in process intensification, especially in relation to upstream processing, with the technology employed aimed at increasing drug output. One of the quickest and simplest ways to achieve process intensification...

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Resilience and Harvard University launch five year R&D alliance

By Rachel Arthur

The new alliance will focus on the development and manufacturing of complex medicines including biologics, vaccines, nucleic acids and cell and gene therapies; as well as looking to launch companies to advance the manufacture of such medicines.

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Thermo Fisher opens Swiss biologics production facility

By Jane Byrne

The operation of the 1.5 million square-foot biologics manufacturing site in Lengnau, Switzerland is part of a strategic partnership agreed with CSL Limited, announced last year, says Thermo Fisher Scientific.