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Finding experienced engineers is still a challenge for the biopharmaceutical industry, according to analysis by Ireland’s National Institute for Bioprocess Research and Training (NIBRT), which suggests technicians with digital manufacturing skills are in short supply.

NIBRT detailed the shortages in a


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Antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) have emerged as one of the most promising modalities in oncology, offering a way to pair the targeting precision of antibodies with the potency of small-molecule drugs. But as interest in ADCs accelerates, so do the manufacturing challenges that stand between a promising construct and a clinic-ready therapy.

At the center of those challe...


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Agentic AI swarms are just as dysfunctional as human managers, recreating many of the inefficiencies AI aims to eliminate, according to a just-released report, The Organizational Physics of Multi-Agent AI. This doesn’t mean AI is inefficient, but that it is susceptible to th...


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Researchers say they have developed a new chromatography method for purifying secretory antibody therapies. The team, from BOKU University in Vienna, claims the new method aims to help purify immunoglobulin A (IgA) to a standard high enough for large-scale production. And, by doing so, they hope to aid the delivery of secretory antibody treatments to respiratory and gastroint...


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After becoming the world’s first patient treated with a bespoke base editing therapy, baby KJ Muldoon is now healthy and free from the toxic ammonia buildup caused by his rare genetic metaboli...


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