Initially discussing the latest trends in the biopharma industry, Adam notes that process analytical technology (PAT) has seen significant evolution in recent years and become an important component in terms of accelerating development timelines. PAT solutions enable the simple scaling of manufacturing processes to facilitate the production of biologics and cell and gene therapies (CGTs).
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Manufacturing Chemist’s Annabel Kartal-Allen (AKA) spoke to Adam Goldstein (AG), Senior Director of R&D Collaborations at Thermo Fisher Scientific, about the current trends in CGT manufacturing and how to optimise and commercialise the process
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