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November 15, 2024  •  Webinar

Combination Products Part 2: Considerations for Delivery Device Companies

Watch our second combination products' webinar, “Considerations for Delivery Device Companies” presented by Anchal Choudhuri and Christina Vessely.

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July 22, 2024  •  Webinar

Combination Products: Integration of Drugs and Delivery Devices

Watch our first combination products' webinar, “Integration of Drugs and Delivery Devices” presented by Anchal Choudhuri and Christina Vessely.

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July 10, 2024  •  Webinar

How to Elevate Your Nonclinical Safety Data Review and Decision Making

Watch our on-demand webinar, “How to Elevate Your Nonclinical Safety Data Review and Decision Making” presented by Bruce Pearce, David Pepperl, Chris Scull and Laurie Iciek.

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March 15, 2024  •  Webinar

New FDA CAR-T Guidance: What Sponsors Need To Know

Watch our on-demand webinar, "New FDA CAR-T Guidance: What Sponsors Need To Know"

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September 15, 2023  •  Webinar

SOLVING CHALLENGES FOR ADVANCED CGT DEVELOPMENT

Over the past several years, novel cell and gene therapy (CGT) products have rapidly progressed through the clinic, and several have gained regulatory approval. Advances in both cell and molecular biology as well as immunology and more efficient manufacturing paradigms have led to an explosion in new CGT products.

Gone are the days of relatively straightforward plasmid DNA and stem cell therapies. Today, new product paradigms including CAR-Ts, novel viral vectors, microbiome-derived bacterial products, phage therapies and mRNA therapies constantly provide new challenges to product developers.

What are some of the scientific, quality, and regulatory hurdles developers face with novel CGT products and how can biotech work most effectively with regulators to get these promising products into patients? Our panel will discuss some of the CMC and nonclinical challenges commonly faced with novel CGT products and how we might overcome them to bring these complex, but promising therapies to the clinic.
Listen in to Mike Grace, David Pepperl, Diana Colleluori, Robert Kutner, and Chris Scull as they discuss the challenges and some solutions.

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September 6, 2023  •  Webinar

Predetermined Change Control Plans (PCCP) For AI/ML Software As Medical Devices (SaMD)

SaMD developers often face the challenge of determining whether a new marketing submission is necessary for certain software modifications. In a LinkedIn audio event, several experts from Biologics Consulting’s Medical Device Business Unit will discuss insights on how a PCCP can save you valuable time and resources by eliminating the need for post-market assessments and potential delays in the future. Connect with fellow industry leaders, learn from experts, and gain the knowledge you need to optimize your software modification processes and stay ahead in the ever-changing world of AI/ML SaMD.

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August 9, 2023  •  Webinar

IND Timelines From a Former FDA Reviewer’s Perspective

Watch an on-demand webinar hosted by Biologics Consulting on the IND Review Timeline from a Former FDA Reviewer's Perspective.

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November 20, 2020  •  Webinar

Covance Drug Development Webposium – CMC

Christina Vessely and Vijay Jethwa to co-host Covance's Drug Development Symposium covering CMC issues for early stage companies. Register Now

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September 22, 2020  •  Webinar

Regulatory Requirements Across the Product Development Lifecycle

  Join Biologics Consulting's Christina Vessely, PhD, Senior Consultant, CMC Analytics & Formulation Development, as she leads a three-part Virtual Workshop Series with Cambridge Healthtech Institute titled "Regulatory Requirements Across the Product Development Lifecycle."   Part 1: Tuesday, October…

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February 3, 2016  •  Webinar

Clinical and Regulatory Considerations for Orphan Drug Applications

Overview The development of Orphan Drugs - those developed specifically to treat rare medical conditions - is growing at an astounding rate. In 2014, nearly 41%1 of all new product approvals from the FDA were for the treatment of rare diseases - a trend that is expected to continue as the exclusivity…

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