This week's woman in science, is Maria Pereira, who leads the Innovation Hub at TISSIUM, a Paris-based medtech startup that develops solutions for tissue reconstruction.
An expert from the specialty chemicals firm (and CPhI Worldwide speaker) explains trends and developments in excipients and how they drive advancements.
Many turn to Boston and North Carolina’s Research Triangle to set up life science companies, but Chicago is now also fast becoming a draw in this respect. The city is emerging as a life science and biopharma hub and seems poised for even further growth,...
The UK government has announced the launch of the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA), an initiative to fund “high-risk, high-reward” scientific research in the hope of achieving “groundbreaking” discoveries.
Biopharma industry in the US is rooted in a strong R&D sector, with the employment percentage being three times larger than the industry average, suggests PhRMA.
The seventh #NLSDays event saw the latest trends in fields including ATMP, clinical evolution, and R&D technologies, find their audience in Scandinavia.
Lonza Pharma & Biotech established itself in Israel, with the opening of a collaborative hub aiming to advance manufacturing technology for cell and gene therapy commercialization.
ChromaTan will incorporate Purolite’s Protein A beads into its continuous platform in a move the firms say will up productivity by 15 times over conventional batch chromatography.
As it enters a collaboration to develop environmentally sustainable yet low-cost vaccines, MilliporeSigma says pharma and regulators must look to next-generation technologies for future vaccine development.
Sanofi will tap Japanese academics' personalised medicine knowhow under a new collaboration with the University of Tokyo's translational research initiative (TR).
Small-scale production techs will dominate biopharma says the UK organisation tasked with developing the £20m “biologics factory of the future” and the £38m National Biologics Manufacturing Centre in Darlington.
The new UK biomanufacturing hub will help BioPharmas cut costs and let those developing novel biodrugs assess manufacturability according to the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI).
ACRO is aiming to increase recognition and analysis of the value CROs bring to drug development, spanning their role as strategic partners throughout the process, by funding academic research.
