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Amélie Boulais

Head of Market Entry Strategy, Virus Based Therapeutics at Sartorius.

Content by Amélie Boulais:

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

The Rise of mRNA: New Era, New Challenges

| Amélie Boulais, Jay Zhang, Nitin Chopra

Manufacturers must look to ease the headaches associated with the manufacture of mRNA-based products.

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Biopharma Trends to Watch

| Priyanka Gupta, Amélie Boulais

Find out about the five top trends that will shape biopharma manufacture in 2021.

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed Part 8: Lessons to be Learned

| Piergiuseppe Nestola, Amélie Boulais

What have we learned from the pandemic and how can we address the coming challenges?

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed Part 7: Progress So Far

| Amélie Boulais, Piergiuseppe Nestola

There is a promising pipeline of vaccine candidates, but what happens if the frontrunners fail?

Business & Regulation Business Practice

The Pandemic Diaries

| Erik Haeffler, Don O’Callaghan, Amélie Boulais

We ask medicine makers around the world to tell us how their professional and personal lives have changed over the course of the COVID-19 crisis.

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed Part 6: Logistics and Global Availability

| Piergiuseppe Nestola, Amélie Boulais

A vaccine must be able to reach patients who need it. Reliable partners and procedures are a must.

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed Part 5: Reducing Costs

| Amélie Boulais, Piergiuseppe Nestola

Global access to the vaccine is essential to provide protection against the virus. A big hurdle to accessibility will likely be price.

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed Part 4: Commercial Manufacturing

| Amélie Boulais, Piergiuseppe Nestola

A typical vaccine takes around 10 to 12 years to reach the market. A key question: “Where should we base production?”

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed Part 3: Vaccine Modalities

| Amélie Boulais, Piergiuseppe Nestola

Virus-based vaccines were the first foray into immunization, but the field has had to move on and embrace new approaches.

Manufacture Vaccines

Success at Speed: Digging into Accelerated Vaccine Development (Part 1)

| Amélie Boulais, Piergiuseppe Nestola

As the world grasps the severity of the ongoing pandemic, we must ask how we can accelerate vaccine development safely.

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