Webinar

Automating Ancillary Processes: Closing the New Bottleneck in Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing

Manual media formulation and viral vector packaging are time-intensive, tedious, and expensive activities. 

In this on-demand webinar, industry experts share challenges encountered when closing and automating ancillary processes, and how improved scalability and reproducibility were achieved by moving to closed automated platforms. 

Access the on-demand recording to hear about:

  • The challenges and benefits of moving media formulation and viral vector packaging from manual to automated systems
  • Reducing process variability and risk
  • Potential future changes that could simply large-scale media formulation and viral vector packaging
  • Economic considerations when evaluating trade-offs of moving to closing formulation and fill systems

Speakers

David_Hodl _headshots_300x300pxDavid Hodl
Head of Business Development at Invetech


Amy_Shaw_300x300pxAmy Shaw
Lead, Cell Therapies Engineering and Automation Development at Takeda


Randy_Schweickart_300x300pxRandy Schweickart
Senior Director, Process Technology Development at Bristol Myers Squibb


Farid_Ighemat_300x300pxFarid Ighemat
Sr. Director, Manufacturing, Cell and Gene Therapy - R&D at GlaxoSmithKline

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