This webcast features: Jie Chen, MD, MS, Vice President of CMC Management, WuXi Biologics   The success of therapeutic biologics over the past decades has reshaped the pharmaceutical industry landscape. From orphan to biosimilar to novel blockbuster drugs, the production demands can range from grams to metric tons of biopharmaceutical products each year. This diverse range in manufacturing scale coupled with thousands of biologics in the development pipeline, has had significant impact on the design of biologics production models.  Without…

This webcast features: Graeme Proctor, Product Manager, Single Use Technologies, Parker Hannifin Manufacturing Ltd Single use assemblies can frequently take in excess of 16 weeks from concept to customer delivery. Challenges around design, customisation, validation and qualification can create delays in implementation and increase time to market. Parker will present a novel approach to single use design and implementation, which can dramatically reduce lead times and increase delivery reliability without affecting flexibility or quality. Learn how to: Quickly and easily…

This webcast features: Mike Johnson, Business Development Engineering Manager, Life Sciences Puncture strength, haze, Tg, extracts and permeation rates are all single-use bag attributes about which end-users want data. While these are important characteristics, they are polymeric material properties that may or may not indicate actual bag performance. Ultimately, an end-user wants to know that the single-use bag will not put their process fluid at risk. In this study, single-use bags with different gas permeation rates were filled with a…

This webcast features: David Howes, ILC Dover Learn about modern single-use powder containment best practices and how to reduce cross contamination and airborne particulates.   You will gain insight on how you can increase safety and speed when handling powders.  In the study, we will discuss the ease of fill along with dispensing times and product loss. ILC Dover’s EZBiopac® shows a 71% decrease in filling times when measured against an industry standard 2D bag. Due to the non-static film we…

This webcast features: Tony Fultz, Director of Upstream Manufacturing at Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies. Human error reduction should be a top priority of every organization. Our company, clients, and most importantly, our patients are heavily dependent on right first time execution. Human error is, and will likely always be, the highest contributor to deviations and batch failures. Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnology (FDB) is aggressively seeking to reduce human error. Using his experience in the nuclear industry, Tony Fultz shares a method implemented…