Simon Chalk

Integrating advances in facility design can meet differing and emerging bioprocessing needs.

Switching grades of raw material late in the development cycle can be costly. Best practice says get it right at the beginning.

Unexpected problems can become opportunities to share knowledge and improve processes.

Defining best biopharmaceutical practices is necessary to ensure the safety of the supply chain.

The biopharmaceutical industry is developing a new approach to controlling variability in raw materials.

For single-use systems, supply chain excellence requires a commitment to problem solving across organization boundaries.

For single-use systems, supply chain excellence requires a commitment to problem solving across organization boundaries.

Using closed systems opens up many new possibilities for how facilities are designed and operated and may also present lower risk to the operation and, ultimately, the product.

Maintaining flexibility in biopharmaceutical manufacturing can deliver positive results.

Additional challenges to the new cleanroom paradigm from concurrent multiproduct manufacturing of bulk drug substances in a controlled non-classified (CNC) ballroom environment.