Oxford Biomedica has agreed to a three-year extension of its lentiviral vector agreement for several of Novartis’ CAR-T products. Oxford Biomedica originally licensed its LentiVector platform to Swiss drugmaker Novartis in October 2014 and later both parties inked a five year vector supply extension in December 2019. Under the terms of the latest deal, both firms have extended the commercial supply agreement until the end of 2028 and Oxford Biomedica has regained the rights to its LentiVector platform and has…
Friday, December 17, 2021 Daily Archives
BioProcess Insider State of the Industry — December 2021 Panel Discussion
This webcast features: Georgia Sloboda, Managing Director, Latham BioPharm Group; John Hamer, Head of Sales & Marketing, Aseptic Filling Workcells, Cytiva; and James Taylor, PhD, Co-Founder & General Manager, Precision Nano Systems Inc. BioProcess Insider’s State of the Industry takes a deeper look into the recent business news affecting the biomanufacturing industry, picking apart the numbers and highlighting potential trends. With a panel of industry experts, editor Dan Stanton will discuss recent M&A in the bioprocess space, bottlenecks within the…