Winning Innovation

Announcing the grand winner of The Medicine Maker 2019 Innovation Awards

Stephanie Sutton | 05/13/2020 | Quick Read

In December 2019, we published The Medicine Maker 2019 Innovation Awards, showcasing the top 16 technologies for drug development and manufacture to hit the market during 2019. But which technology was truly the best? We asked you, our readers, to decide in a public vote on The Medicine Maker website. After counting the votes, we can finally reveal the grand winner: the KUBio Box for Viral Vectors, produced by Cytiva (formerly GE Healthcare). The modular platform provides rapid access to viral vector manufacturing capacity and supports a manufacturing scale up to 200 L.

Close behind the KUBio Box for Viral vectors were two runners up: Everic – modular vials suitable for high potency drugs – from Schott, and StarTab – a starch-based excipient for direct compression – from Colorcon.

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Stephanie Sutton

Making great scientific magazines isn’t just about delivering knowledge and high quality content; it’s also about packaging these in the right words to ensure that someone is truly inspired by a topic. My passion is ensuring that our authors’ expertise is presented as a seamless and enjoyable reading experience, whether in print, in digital or on social media. I’ve spent fourteen years writing and editing features for scientific and manufacturing publications, and in making this content engaging and accessible without sacrificing its scientific integrity. There is nothing better than a magazine with great content that feels great to read.