Latest Industry Insights

Technology Networks recently spoke with Jakob Dupont, head of global research & development at Atara Bio, to learn more about the company’s novel allogeneic EBV T-cell platform and discover how it’s enabling a differentiated approach to allogeneic cell therapy.

In honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022, Technology Networks interviewed three women who have built successful careers within the scientific industry, to learn about their career paths and the reasons they chose to work in industry.

In this interview, Dr. Ren discusses some of the challenges that currently exist when developing gene therapies and explores how Cyagen’s one-stop gene therapy platform can help to address them.

Technology Networks spoke with Michael Yang, president and chief executive officer of ViaCyte, to learn more about the development of a stem cell-derived therapy for the treatment of T1D and the technology behind it.

Technological innovations brought in as a result of COVID-19 could produce dramatic changes to how we do science. In this insight, Synthace co-founder Markus Gershater previews a cloud-first future for bioscience.

With a reliance on single-use plastics, significant waste and high energy usage, the carbon footprint of the biopharma industry is large. If we are to accelerate the path to net zero, it is therefore critical to ensure sustainability in science.

As we seek a better tomorrow, here are three predictions from global life science and diagnostics company, PerkinElmer, that will lead to better health outcomes.

Technology Networks spoke to Dr. Mark Kotter, CEO and founder of bit.bio to learn about opti-ox™ and the development, benefits and applications of ioSkeletal Myocytes.

How do we continue to push the boundaries in analytical capabilities, increase confidence in results and apply MS to a wider range of research questions? Technology Networks posed these questions to Rohan Thakur, executive vice president of Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry at Bruker Daltonics, in a recent interview.

Technology Networks spoke to Emily Jackson-Holmes to learn more about the benefits of AAV vectors and reasons for the growing interest in their use.