“I worked with Dan on a cell and gene therapy business development based project. Dan has a unique, and clearly hard-earned, ability to see through technical and commercial challenges. He was clear and concise in his communication (but at the same time expanding on points when needs be) and easy and enjoyable to work with. ”
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This morning my Uber driver asked me where I was headed at 4am and I let him know I travel frequently for my #biotech job. He asked if I had heard of…
This morning my Uber driver asked me where I was headed at 4am and I let him know I travel frequently for my #biotech job. He asked if I had heard of…
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Cambridge life science and technology companies have been involved in a dizzying series of acquisitions and fundraisings collectively worth more than…
Cambridge life science and technology companies have been involved in a dizzying series of acquisitions and fundraisings collectively worth more than…
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Conference season is well and truly in full-swing - a lot of stimulating conversations and insights to digest. Started the week with contacts old…
Conference season is well and truly in full-swing - a lot of stimulating conversations and insights to digest. Started the week with contacts old…
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Last week, I had the privilege of representing Cellular Origins at ROSCon 2024 in Odense, Denmark. As a robotics engineer, it was inspiring to…
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As cell therapies move from niche treatments to widely approved solutions, there is a growing need to be able to scale up the manufacture of these…
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This is so true...Even my children's "books" are on-line, and their work, entertainment and communication with friends will mostly be on-line in the…
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Fresh news out of the clinic this week in the #cellandgenetherapy sector. 🧫New allogeneic CAR-T candidate for blood cancers announced from an…
Fresh news out of the clinic this week in the #cellandgenetherapy sector. 🧫New allogeneic CAR-T candidate for blood cancers announced from an…
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Inspiring Meeting On The Mesa. Can we structurally reduce the cost of manufacturing cell therapies? Answer is YES. At CellReady™ we are developing…
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Fresenius Kabi and Cellular Origins have announced a partnership to advance the field of cell and gene therapy (CGT) by automating the manufacturing…
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