Early engagement with regulatory agencies is key to therapeutic development Next-generation advanced therapies call for novel regulatory approaches, according to Mark Lane, PhD, vice president, development consulting and scientific affairs, of Biopharma Excellence by PharmaLex. Lane moderated a panel discussion titled "Innovative Regulatory Pathways for Next-Generation Treatments" at the 2021 Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa.Read More
CGTBO editor comments on trends from Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa Blake Middleton, editor of Cell & Gene Therapy Business Outlook (CGTBO), was joined by Bruce Carlson, senior vice president of publications at Science and Medicine Group, to review the latest developments in therapies from the 2021 Cell & Gene Meeting on Mesa.Read More
Precision Advance aims to improve patient access to cell and gene therapy Improving patient access to cell and gene therapy treatments is the goal of Precision Advance, an initiative of Precision Medicine Group. Precision Advance provides a set of interconnected services and personnel designed to help bring new therapies to market.Read More
Dialogue with regulators will help bring cell and gene therapies to market CARLSBAD, CA - Open engagement and frequent communication with regulators is needed throughout the development process for cell and gene therapies to help bring them to market, according to an October 13 session at the Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa.Read More
What's next for cellular immunotherapies? CARLSBAD, CA - What's the next step in the development of cellular immunotherapies, particularly for liquid and solid tumors? At this week's Cell & Gene Meeting on the Mesa, Dr. Kanya Rajangam, PhD, of Nkarta Therapeutics explained the latest approaches.Read More
How one company aims to make bedside cell therapies a reality SQZ Biotech is developing high-throughput technology that can manufacture novel cell therapy products in under 24 hours. Founder and CEO Armon Sharei, PhD, spoke with ScienceBoard.net recently at Biotech Week Boston 2021.Read More
End-to-end automation of closed manufacturing can make cell therapies more accessible BOSTON - Cellares is building a cell manufacturing platform that fully automates and closes the process, according to co-founder and CEO Fabian Gerlinghaus. ScienceBoard.net spoke with Gerlinghaus following a presentation at the Cell and Gene Manufacturing and Commercialization event, which is part of Biotech Week Boston 2021.Read More