Ready to Thrive at Interphex 2025
As we prepare for the shift into spring, that magical time of year is upon us – when thought leaders and driving forces in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries converge on the Big Apple. Interphex 2025, here we come! When it comes to “must-attend” shows in the world of biopharmaceutical manufacturing, Interphex remains at or near the top, year after year. Taking place at the Javits Center NYC on April 1-3, 2025, it offers an expansive exhibition floor showcasing cutting-edge products and services from industry leaders. Coupled with the exhibition portion of the event will be an immersive Conference Program with two tracks: “Advanced Manufacturing” and “Ensuring Access to Innovative Medicines”.
Beyond amber: PFA bottles for UV-sensitive solutions
Is there a better solution for light-sensitive biologics? Although all biologics are light sensitive to some degree, the lipids and proteins within these biologics can be particularly susceptible to UV degradation and denaturing. For the most part, amber borosilicate glass bottles have been used to store light-sensitive biologics. But there
Savillex Life Sciences Revenue Experiences Massive Growth
By Eric Isberg - VP of Life Sciences Savillex Life Sciences Success: 10 Years in the Making You’ve probably heard the old cliche about “an overnight success…years in the making.” For our Purillex® brand of life science products, and the incredible growth surge we experienced in 2021, it has felt like
Three Ways Savillex Tests Container Closure Integrity
Container integrity is critical to product protection Testing for container integrity is key to ensuring containers are leak-free and can protect the critical process solutions and final products they contain. This testing is even more important in aseptic processes. That’s because container integrity can not only affect product sterility, but
A Closer Look at Biological Contamination Testing
Creating contamination-free life science containers Container cleanliness is important for many life sciences applications. In fact, being simply “clean” isn’t enough. Containers need to be completely aseptic, meaning they are “free of contamination from bacteria, viruses or other microorganisms.” Although sterilization processes like autoclaving and gamma irradiation can help eliminate
What’s the Issue? This Is the Best Container for Tissues.
The Case for Jars in Tissue Processing In tissue processing and transplantation, tissue engineering, and regenerative medicine, there’s a growing demand for appropriate-quality containers that can be used from R&D all the way through to product commercialization. Quite often, containers used during the R&D phase are made from laboratory-grade materials
New Technologies Demand Different Thinking. Can Bioprocess Evolve?
Can Bioprocessing Evolve to Meet a Rapidly Changing World? It’s a brave new world for the bioprocessing industry as groundbreaking new technologies - like cellular therapies and mRNA vaccines - emerge and hit the market at a blinding pace. However, behind every one of these technological triumphs is complex manufacturing
Observations from BPD CGT Symposium and ISPE Midwest Chapter Symposium
By Drew Carlson, Applications Development Manager BPD CGT Symposium & Vendor Show 2022 BPD Cell
Beyond amber: PFA bottles for UV-sensitive solutions
Is there a better solution for light-sensitive biologics? Although all biologics are light sensitive to
Savillex Life Sciences Revenue Experiences Massive Growth
By Eric Isberg - VP of Life Sciences Savillex Life Sciences Success: 10 Years in
Three Ways Savillex Tests Container Closure Integrity
Container integrity is critical to product protection Testing for container integrity is key to ensuring
A Closer Look at Biological Contamination Testing
Creating contamination-free life science containers Container cleanliness is important for many life sciences applications. In
What’s the Issue? This Is the Best Container for Tissues.
The Case for Jars in Tissue Processing In tissue processing and transplantation, tissue engineering, and