Bioprocessing

Liso-cel Shows Long-Term Efficacy in Aggressive Lymphoma
Research & Development Liso-cel Shows Long-Term Efficacy in Aggressive Lymphoma

The landscape of oncology has reached a pivotal juncture where terminal diagnoses for aggressive blood cancers are increasingly being redefined by the success of durable, long-term immunotherapy outcomes. Recent five-year clinical data for lisocabtagene maraleucel, commonly referred to as liso-cel,

Can AI Bridge the Gap to Industrial Biomanufacturing?
Biotech & Bioprocessing Can AI Bridge the Gap to Industrial Biomanufacturing?

The global manufacturing landscape is currently undergoing a radical transformation as industries seek to replace traditional petroleum-dependent processes with sustainable, bio-based alternatives that utilize engineered microorganisms. This paradigm shift, often referred to as biomanufacturing,

Sustainability Redefines Success in APAC Biomanufacturing
Management & Regulatory Sustainability Redefines Success in APAC Biomanufacturing

The rapid evolution of global biologics supply chains has forced a fundamental recalculation of what constitutes a premium partnership in the Asia-Pacific manufacturing landscape. For decades, the region secured its dominance by offering unparalleled speed and cost-efficiency, but as the industry

Upstream Bioprocessing Equipment Market to Reach $18 Billion
Management & Regulatory Upstream Bioprocessing Equipment Market to Reach $18 Billion

The global pharmaceutical landscape is undergoing a radical transformation as traditional chemical synthesis gives way to the intricate, living architecture of biological medicine. At the heart of this shift lies the upstream bioprocessing equipment sector, which is increasingly recognized as the

Scientists Create First Synthetic Cell from Nonliving Matter
Biotech & Bioprocessing Scientists Create First Synthetic Cell from Nonliving Matter

The realization of a functional cellular system assembled entirely from nonliving chemical constituents marks a definitive boundary crossing for modern science, signaling that life is no longer an inherited mystery but a programmable technology. This breakthrough centers on a project known as

Can Scientists Create Life From Non-Living Chemicals?
Biotech & Bioprocessing Can Scientists Create Life From Non-Living Chemicals?

The boundaries between organic existence and laboratory-engineered chemistry have blurred significantly following a landmark achievement where researchers successfully assembled a functional cell from a collection of entirely non-living molecules. Led by Kate Adamala at the University of Minnesota,

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