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30: From Monoclonals to Gene Therapy: Tips for Process Development w/ Neil Templeton - Part 2
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In our insightful second part of the conversation, we broaden our perspective to delve into the various modalities within the biotech industry, highlighting the unique and shared aspects of process development and scale-up.
Neil Templeton, the Director of Upstream Process Development at Solid Biosciences, passionately articulates his commitment towards making gene therapy more accessible. He does this by outlining strategic solutions to reduce the costs of development and manufacturing.
You will gain:
- A comprehensive understanding of process development's similarities and differences across biologics, vaccines, and cell and gene therapy manufacturing.
- Effective strategies aimed at reducing the costs associated with gene therapy development and manufacturing.
- Insights into how capitalizing on the expertise from the biologics sector can positively impact other fields.
To connect with Neil Templeton and learn more about his work, visit his LinkedIn profile.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-templeton
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