The future of cell and gene therapy and defending our global population from disease—those we know and those to come—requires new nimbleness for development and manufacturing.
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Precision medicine diagnostics are driving the need for flexible facility design
Precision medicine is based on the idea that each of us is different and may not react the same way to a particular treatment.
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10 things developers need to know for the next lab opportunity
Developers are facing an opportunity and a dilemma: Competition is at an all-time high in the life sciences industry, which means companies must create work environments that attract and retain top researchers, encourage collaboration and innovation all while maintaining a flexible space that can evolve to meet new research demands and technology.
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Lab design—lay the foundation for scientific discovery
What is lab planning? Lab planning and design lays the foundation for efficient scientific work. It is the process of taking both basic program elements and highly technical blocks and arranging them to create a space that is both safe and efficient.
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Comparing classic plasma fractionation separation methods
How do classic plasma fractionation separation methods compare? And what comes next?
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Multimodal manufacturing—avoid challenges in the ATMP marketplace
Facing pressure in the ATMP marketplace? Multimodal manufacturing is your solution for that.
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Multimodal manufacturing — what’s your perfect fit?
Here’s the thing we figured out about offering a single solution, though: when you try to fit everyone, you wind up fitting no one.
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Warehouse layout ideas for a sustainable future
How can we design resilient and sustainable warehouse layouts that are ready for another thirty years of rapid change?
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Look into the Future of Operational Practices
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, operations managers are considering how to update operational practices while maintaining output. Facilities are grappling with issues such as reduced headcount, increased safety measures, and physical distancing. How can they implement these measures without compromising throughput and profitability?
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Cell-based meat—a growing industry…literally
It looks like a burger. It tastes like a burger. But no cows were harmed in the making. Sounds far-fetched? Scientists have cracked the code to produce real meat products from animal cells. But cell-based meat still has hurdles ahead to become a commercial reality.
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