Bioprocessing - Single Use Systems

We track the rapid rise of single use systems – and explore their role in the biomanufacturing facility of the future

Manufacturing specialists must develop cell therapy factories that can meet high demands.

This article explains how an inline probe was used to monitor a granulation at three different scales to confirm that, in each case, the granules produced were the same size, and more importantly produced tablets of identical quality as quantified by hardness.

Will single use systems win out over stainless steel? Or is a hybrid approach best?

Single-use technology could help pave the way towards continuous bioprocessing.

In this article, triple detection SEC and MDRS are considered within the context of characterizing complex drug formulations, with specific case studies and results illustrating their application.

Nominations are open for The Medicine Maker 2016 Innovation Awards.

Large molecules may grab the bulk of industry headlines, but small-molecule drugs are still pulling their weight.

When an industry grows rapidly, innovative approaches are required to ensure sustainable growth. Here, we speak to leaders at Ireland’s National Institute for Bioprocess Research and Training – NIBRT – to find out how a focus on talent, training and technology is changing the face of the field.

Manufacturers have gotten to grips with the complexities of batch-based bioprocesses, but breaking into the realm of continuous bioprocessing can lead to even greater efficiency.