The outlook for the biopharmaceutical market is promising, with expectations that the market will double in the next 10 years, resulting in new therapies and advances in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. This doesn't sound like much at first, but if you consider how the market has developed over the last 20 years, a doubling in the next 10 years is very significant.
The 2024 ISPE Aseptic Conference will offer a glimpse into the best discussions on the future of aseptic manufacturing. Attendees will learn how optimization is evolving both in the form of digitalization and in...
PIC/s Annex 1, and the WHO Annex 2 for the manufacturing of sterile products took effect on 25 August 2023, and the time to attend the 2023 ISPE Pharma 4.0™ and Annex 1 Conference couldn’t be better. The Equipment Innovation and Annex 1 Implementation Track Co-leads Richard Denk and Matthew Gorton and the Emerging Leader Co-lead Pol Bonet invite you to join them for this exciting event in...
Welcome fellow ISPE Bio Manufacturing members, sponsors, industry professionals, or those interested in the manufacturing of Cell and Gene Therapies! It is our pleasure to invite you to the 2023 ISPE Biotechnology Conference in Dublin, Ireland. In Track 3 of the conference, we will introduce you to the concept and commercialisation of ATMPs and cell and gene therapy.
The pharmaceutical industry is rapidly evolving. The major trends in the recent years are (1) fully automated production such as continuous manufacturing and (2) the adoption of digitalized processes for paperless production. Both approaches have significant implications for Annex 1 compliance and the role of Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs) in production facilitating these...
It has been a long journey from the development of primarily manual aseptic processes to fully automated systems that do not require manual intervention. Looking back in history, it was a step-by-step development forward to the current contamination control strategy (CCS) many decades ago. The risk of contamination of a sterile product from the environment (room) and the people who do work in...
