“As human beings, we are responsible for other human lives, for their improvement... taking them from disease to health.”
Join SelectScience® CEO, Kerry Parker, as she speaks to Dr. Mimi Roy who is working at the cutting edge of developing gene therapies in rare diseases. During this podcast discussion, Roy shares how gene therapies and viral vectors work and why AI and mass spectrometry are accelerating science in this field. Roy also discusses her perspectives on time management, her outlook on teamwork, and how the future of science is a multidisciplinary and human endeavour. After beginning her academic career in India, Roy embarked on a journey that led her to Sydney, Australia, and eventually the United States, where she pursued her Ph.D. in Chemistry at Princeton University then a postdoctoral research position at the Scripps Research Institute. Roy then discovered the world of start-ups and biopharmaceuticals and never looked back.
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Biopharma Summit: September 5, 2023
Join SelectScience for the virtual Biopharma Summit 2023 on September 5, to connect with industry-leading scientists and technology innovators. Now in its third year, this eagerly anticipated online event presents a unique opportunity for the global scientific community, encompassing researchers, manufacturers, and regulatory experts, to forge connections and exchange invaluable insights within the biopharma field. Join thought leaders in discussions on the latest topics in biopharma, explore dynamic technology workshops, interactive resource hubs, and take part in this exclusive networking opportunity.
Increase cell line selection throughput for biotherapeutics with automated clone selection
The Thermo Scientific™ Cytomat™ 2 Selector is an automated large amplitude shaking incubator designed for biotherapeutics clone selection. In this video, Dieter Wagner, Product Manager of Cytomat at Thermo Fisher Scientific, explains how this new system can accelerate your cell line selection while simplifying your workflow with less consumables, and hands-on time. This video was filmed at SLAS2023, San Diego.
As one of the most exciting fields of science, biopharmaceutical medicine has evolved in great strides over recent years. During this special feature, we explore current advances in this industry including bispecific antibodies, gene therapy, and oligonucleotide therapeutics. Join us on this amazing journey to see how far we’ve come and how far we’ve yet to go.
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