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Conor Barry, PhD, Vice President and Global Head of R&D for Bioconjugates and Large Molecules at Piramal Pharma Solutions, discusses the evolving antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) landscape and how the company’s strategic investments and ADCelerate program are simplifying complex supply chains for global partners.
In contrast to earlier conferences in 2025, experts interviewed as part of the BIO conference in Boston did not come to a consensus about lasting impacts of recent changes in US government policy.
Matthew Stober and Campbell Bunce of Abzena talk about the CDMO’s role in accelerating the path of newer and more effective modalities to market.
The department’s newly announced partnerships were part of a weeklong visit that included discussions held at BIO 2025.
FUJIFILM representatives talked about the rebrand of the company’s life sciences businesses, partnerships with Regeneron and other companies, and the importance of having a presence at conferences like BIO 2025.
Bartłomiej Czubek, director of Business Development at Mabion, discussed what’s working, and the challenges set forth by what isn’t working, in the relationships built within the present biologics CDMO market.
Tevard Biosciences CEO Daniel Fischer discusses tackling Dravet syndrome with a scalable, mutation-targeted approach and building a mission-led company culture.
The Purolite AP+50 affinity chromatography resin has a 50-micron bead size that offers dynamic binding capacity of the AP resin platform while providing durability for monoclonal antibody capture.
Korro Bio CEO and president Ram Aiyar, PhD, delves into his company’s partnership with Novo Nordisk as a means of reaching a larger patient population with new ideas and approaches.
BioPharm International® spoke with Robert Cornog, senior director, Product Development, at Quotient Sciences about how commercial manufacturing and tech transfer impact biopharmaceuticals at the development stage.
Korro Bio CEO Ram Aiyar discusses his company’s platform that tunes the RNA editing process to target a wider range of rare diseases.
The facility is on the company’s Bedford, NH campus, where another existing building will be repurposed into a Development Center of Excellence.
