Wednesday March 11 - PT (Pacific Time, GMT-08:00)
- David Scherr, Ph.D. - Senior Scientist, AstraZeneca
- Nuno Pinto, Ph.D. - Director,, Merck & Co., Inc.
- Courtney Young - CEO and Founder, MyoGene Bio
- Cassidy Cantin - Associate Partner, Latham BioPharm Group, Sia/LBGLatham
- Tari Suprapto, Ph.D. - Senior Director, Head of Search, Novo Nordisk
- Pascal Krotee, Ph.D. - Principal, RiverVest Venture Partners
- Discuss the challenges of external tech transfers when outsourcing CDMOs for clinical manufacturing.
- How to condense timelines and reduce costs through in-house utilization of AD/PD teams to perform parallel development with external partners.
- Strategies to identify and mitigate risks for allogeneic therapies.
- Isaura (Alex) Villalba - Associate Scientist, Tr1X, Inc.
- Yajing Zhao - Associate Scientist, Alexion AstraZeneca Rare Disease
- Rohan Kulkarni, Ph.D. - Scientist II, Group Lead, Upstream Process Development, Bionova Scientific
- Vilas Shukla, Ph.D. - Director, Large Molecule Global Engineering Projects, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine
- Paul Hanson, Ph.D. - Head (VP) of Lifecycle Management, Innovation, and Strategy, Takeda Pharmaceuticals
- Ben Mills - Senior Director, Operations (Joint Audit Program/Quality), Rx-360
NIST reference materials for the biomanufacturing and biopharmaceutical industries.
In the last several years NIST has developed a number of reference materials (RMs) geared toward the biopharmaceutical industry. These include the NISTmAb, an NS0-produced IgG1k, the NISTCHO, a CHO cell line expressing the amino acid sequences of the NISTmAb, and the cNISTmAb, the product of the NISTCHO. All three RM materials are open access with minimal IP constraints to encourage open innovation and pre-competitive research. The properties of the RMs will be presented along with examples of how the community uses these materials.
- Zvi Kelman, Ph.D. - Director, Biomolecular Labeling Laboratory, NIST
- Christian Berg - Senior Life Sciences Solutions Consultant, Emerson (on behalf of BioPhorum)
A visionary panel on trends shaping the future: decentralized production, autonomous operations, evolving supply chains, and end-to-end continuous processes. Panelists will explore how digital and AI-enabled systems will define the next decade.
- Vilas Shukla, Ph.D. - Director, Large Molecule Global Engineering Projects, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine
- Dan Oliver - CEO and Founder, Rejuvenate Bio
- Andrew Harmon, MBA - Manager, Life Sciences Strategy Consulting, Sia Partners
- Anthony Chikere, Ph.D. - Director, Process Development, Sangamo
