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 The latest in cell & gene research, from advanced therapies through to the latest developments in cell & gene research, therapies & manufacturing

Cell Therapy Development

Cell Therapy Analytics

Glyn Stacey, Chief Executive at SSCBio leads a discussion on the current landscape of ‘Cell Therapy Analytics'.
Upstream & Downstream Bioprocessing

Upstream Bioprocessing

Amir Reza Goudarzi, former Engineering Head of UCB in Brussels, leads a discussion on ‘Upstream Bioprocessing.'
Upstream & Downstream Bioprocessing

Future Directions for Accelerated Upstream Bioprocessing

Key opinion leaders from Novartis, Achilles Therapeutics, and AbbVie divulge their views on what's next for upstream bioprocessing.
Upstream & Downstream Bioprocessing

Digital Twins: Upstream Processing Applications and Hybrid Models

This Commentary article investigates the potential applications of digital twins in refining the developmental timeline for drug substance development. Capturing and conserving the understanding from ongoing processes allows researchers to learn more about the intricacies of the developmental process more rapidly.
Tissue Engineering & 3D Models

Understanding Disease Progression with 3D Model Development

Will 3D model development reach its potential to innovate cell and gene therapeutics? We spoke to Merck, GlaxoSmithKline, East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine, and the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology to find out more.
Tissue Engineering & 3D Models

3D Model Development

Oxford Global's Discussion Groups provide a focused networking opportunity for a handful of like-minded experts on a monthly basis. Our April Discussion Group addressing ‘3D Model Development' brought together an exclusive panel of key opinion leaders to address the market's growth and future directions.
Tissue Engineering & 3D Models

Tackling Tumours In-Vitro with 3D Cell Cultures

Raymond R. Mattingly explains the applications of 3D cell culturing at Oxford Global's 3D Cell Culture Symposium.

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