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A collaboration between Limula and Institut Paoli-Calmettes aims to advance automated stem cell transplant processing to improve cryoprotectant removal, enhance patient outcomes, and streamline manufacturing.

Novartis and Monte Rosa expand collaboration using AI-driven molecular glue degraders to advance drug development for immune-mediated diseases.

Aaron Cowley, Recipharm Advanced Bio; Renee Hart, LumaCyte; and Vibha Jawa, EpiVax, go behind the headlines to delve deeper into recent market deals driven by Big Pharma patent cliffs and the complex manufacturing of ATMPs.

Integra has secured €10.7 million (US$12.6 million) in funding for its FiCAT gene writing platform to enhance precise DNA integration for CAR-T engineering and rare disease therapy development.

Experts to share strategies on scale-up, process intensification, and data-driven methods shaping future stem cell manufacturing and therapies.

A joint venture between the two entities will integrate mRNA synthesis, LNP formulation, and clinical testing to speed therapies from plasmid design to first-in-human trials.

Aptamer will create Optimer binders for Invizius’ H-Guard technology to enhance complement-targeting therapies for safer, more precise treatments for immune disorders.

The partnership expands patient access in MENA by localizing biosimilar manufacturing and distribution for gastro, neuro, and dermatology treatments.

The acquisition expands tubular glass vial and ampoule capacity, expanding ready-to-use glass packaging capabilities in Europe.

SynaptixBio CEO Dan Williams notes how rare-disease drug development is advancing on the back of FDA incentives, priority review vouchers, and a growing recognition of unmet needs.

Bristol Myers Squibb and SystImmune’s iza-bren shows promising efficacy and safety in EGFR-mutant NSCLC after TKI and chemotherapy, backed by data from global and China-based trials.

Dan Williams, PhD, SynaptixBio CEO, discusses how rare disease drug development leverages genetic targeting and drives innovation and investment in pharmaceutical technology and precision medicine.

Strand advances targeted mRNA therapies, with Phase I STX-001 solid tumor data presented at the 2025 ASCO Annual Meeting.

Biopharma’s future depends on seamless integration of technology, expertise, and strategy.

The acquisitions include three testing laboratories that enhance Normec’s ability to serve key highly regulated sectors in the TICC industry.

Under the licensing agreement, the proposed biosimilar candidate, PolyPB016, will be developed and manufactured by Polpharma Biologics and commercialized by Fresenius Kabi.

Phase III study findings emphasize donanemab-azbt's (brand name Kisunla) ability to slow the decline of patients exhibiting early symptomatic Alzheimer’s disease.

At AAIC 2025, Roche presented new data from its Alzheimer’s disease research efforts across its diagnostics and pharmaceutical portfolios.

BioPharm International® spoke with William O. Bullock, Senior VP, Economic and Statewide Development, North Carolina Biotechnology Center, about the growing biotechnology industry in North Carolina.

BioPharm International® spoke with Alexander Seyf, CEO and co-founder of Autolomous, about the impact geopolitical changes in Europe might have on the bio/pharmaceutical industry.

Aviva Capital Partners and developer Socius are investing £1 billion in a 12-acre site to be located at the London Cancer Hub next to The Institute of Cancer Research, London and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust’s Sutton site.

Black Hawk’s subsidiary, BH Merger Sub, will merge with Vesicor as part of the agreement.

Groundbreaking clinical studies and new research collaborations are pushing ahead even as uncertainty lingers about the geopolitical climate’s impact on development.

The investment agreement will support the company’s ongoing clinical trials for its treatment for the rare genetic condition, spinocerebellar ataxia.