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Designing Cell Therapy Manufacturing for a New Regulatory Era

Designing Cell Therapy Manufacturing for a New Regulatory Era

by xio | Apr 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

Why fill-finish strategy matters more than ever Cell and gene therapies are advancing quickly, but for many developers, manufacturing is now one of the biggest barriers to scale. As commercialization becomes more important, process design is now just as crucial as...
Serving the Mission of Regenerative Health: Insights from Todd Farley, Director of Technical Solutions

Serving the Mission of Regenerative Health: Insights from Todd Farley, Director of Technical Solutions

by xio | Mar 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

As Service and Support Director at Xiogenix, I have the privilege of spending a great deal of time on the road visiting tissue banks across the country. Because of that, I get to see firsthand the incredible work being done every day in regenerative health. I see the...
Advanced Therapies Week: Why Fill and Finish Is Critical to the Future of Medicine

Advanced Therapies Week: Why Fill and Finish Is Critical to the Future of Medicine

by xio | Mar 14, 2026 | Uncategorized

Each year, industry leaders across biotech, pharma, and advanced manufacturing gather at Advanced Therapies Week, hosted by Phacilitate, to discuss the future of cell and gene therapy. Held in San Diego, the conference serves as one of the most influential global...
Rethinking Tissue Processing: How Automation Is Reshaping Modern Tissue Banks

Rethinking Tissue Processing: How Automation Is Reshaping Modern Tissue Banks

by xio | Feb 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

Tissue banking demands precision, consistency, and regulatory discipline. Every donor gift must be processed with care, yet many workflows still rely heavily on manual steps that introduce variability, increase ergonomic strain, and complicate documentation. As demand...
Eliminating Fill-Finish Risk in Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing

Eliminating Fill-Finish Risk in Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing

by xio | Feb 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

In cell and gene therapy, teams devote significant time and resources to optimizing upstream and downstream processes. Yet many programs encounter unexpected challenges during the final stage: fill and finish. This step often determines whether a batch is released on...
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  • Designing Cell Therapy Manufacturing for a New Regulatory Era
  • Serving the Mission of Regenerative Health: Insights from Todd Farley, Director of Technical Solutions
  • Advanced Therapies Week: Why Fill and Finish Is Critical to the Future of Medicine
  • Rethinking Tissue Processing: How Automation Is Reshaping Modern Tissue Banks
  • Eliminating Fill-Finish Risk in Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing