Ungated Post | 06 Mar 2020
Making cells better: Complex challenges drive innovation in cell and gene therapy manufacturing

The processes required for C> manufacture are wholly new and extremely complex. As production and delivery of these new therapies to patients are still nascent, biopharmaceutical companies will need to harness new technological advances and innovate continuously in the manufacturing process.
Large capital investments in the industry are likely to bring breakthroughs in the coming years that will standardise processes, simplify delivery logistics, boost efficiency, and increase competition.
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