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Talent dearth continues to puzzle life sciences industry, says recruitment expert

Andrew Mears, CEO of Lead Candidate, highlighted a dichotomy in the industry, where some sectors are downsizing while others are experiencing rapid growth during a video interview at Biotech Week Boston (BWB).

Therapeutic ClassPost-pandemic dip: Panelists discuss CGT challenges

Experts call for better analytics, customization, R&D, and strategic investments as cell and gene therapies struggle with funding challenges and complex manufacturing needs.

Facilities & CapacityBIOSECURE: China’s loss could be India’s gain

Aurigene’s chief commercial officer says his firm and other Indian CDMOs are “a very viable alternative” if major Chinese manufacturers are removed from the US biopharma supply chain.

Therapeutic ClassHow and why AstraZeneca’s oncology eyes turned to cell therapies

Cell therapies will play an increasingly important position in AstraZeneca’s broad oncology pipeline, an SVP told delegates at Biotech Week Boston (BWB) last month.

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Samsung Biologics Ask the Expert webcast
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This webcast features: Janet Lee, director, cell line development, Samsung Biologics. The increasing complexity of biopharmaceutical molecules is driving innovation in cell line development (CLD) to enhance productivity and functionality. To address these evolving demands, Samsung Biologics has developed two advanced platforms: S-CHOice® and S-AfuCHO™. The S-CHOice® platform, powered by transposase technology, tackles common CLD challenges such as low protein expression, multi-chain molecule complexity, and clonal instability. It ensures efficient and scalable biologics production while meeting stringent timelines and reducing product impurities. The S-AfuCHO™ platform features an afucosylated CHO cell line engineered through FUT8 knockout technology. By removing core fucose from the antibody’s Fc region, it enhances binding affinity to FcγIIIa receptors, significantly improving antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC) functionality. Join this webinar to learn how these platforms optimize CLD pe...

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This webcast features: Joe Payne, president & COO & Jeff Wolf, founder & CEO, Scorpius BioManufacturing. Too many promising biologic candidates are stalled without critical early-stage funding. Grant funding often falls short of the capital needed for pre-clinical and phase 1 manufacturing, but dilutive capital is hard to secure without positive early-stage data. In this webinar, learn about a hybrid model for capital-efficient access to cGMP manufacturing, process development, and analytical services for early-stage biotech companies through in-kind equity investment. Hear from Scorpius’ president and founder about why this US biologics CDMO was inspired to develop an innovative funding model to support innovative biotech companies. Thank you for your interest in this webcast. You may submit your request to view the webcast, and you will receive a confirmation email with log-in details.