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The Jefferson Institute of Bioprocessing to Bring Biologics Training to Budd Bioworks · BioBuzz

The Jefferson Institute of Bioprocessing to Bring Biologics Training to Budd Bioworks · BioBuzz
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Better Sensors Critical Key for Faster, Cheaper Process Development

Better Sensors Critical Key for Faster, Cheaper Process Development Staff trained at the expanded Thomas Jefferson University institute for bioprocessing will use advanced sensors to create digital twin models for enhanced process development. [Gary Schempp] April 5, 2021 Staff trained at the expanded Thomas Jefferson University institute for bioprocessing will use advanced sensors to create digital twin models for enhanced process development. [Gary Schempp] Share Biopharma needs better sensors to realize the full benefits of data driven manufacturing, according to the director of the soon to be expanded Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing. In March, Thomas Jefferson University announced plans to add 40,000 square feet of additional academic and training space at the Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing (JIB) training and education facility in Lower Gwynedd, PA.

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RNA vaccines have never been manufactured before, so making millions of doses was bound to take time Here s how it s done

RNA vaccines have never been manufactured before, so making millions of doses was bound to take time. Here’s how it’s done. Tom Avril, The Philadelphia Inquirer © DAVID MAIALETTI/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Katalin Kariko, senior vice president at BioNTech. Kariko s research on RNA years ago (at Penn) was instrumental in the development of two of the COVID RNA vaccines. A few short months ago, there was a fair amount of public skepticism that RNA vaccines would work against COVID-19, given that no such drug had been approved for preventing any other disease. Now that the injections have been shown to offer near-total protection, millions want to know why they can’t have one immediately.

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