INSIGHTS ON CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTS

• Confessions Of A Microbiologist: What I Wish I Had Known For Our Facility Shutdown

  Facility shutdowns often compromise contamination control strategies. Transitioning from manual cleaning to automated bio-decontamination ensures a more effective facility restart, eliminating persistent mold risks.

• Driving Continuous Improvement: Pushing Through The Barriers To Change

  Discover how continuous improvement drives efficiency in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Learn strategies to harmonize processes and reduce environmental impact in this thoughtful exploration.

• Activate Advanced Contamination Control Technology To Safeguard Your Cell Therapy

  The most common contamination risks in cell therapy manufacturing are open processes that leverage different products, inflexible instruments, labor intensive workflows, lack of in-line monitoring, and zero failure tolerance.

• The Status Quo Of Oligonucleotides Is Not The Future

  The oligonucleotide field is booming, but manufacturing challenges loom. Experts discuss optimizing production for these promising therapies with flexible, sustainable, and high-yield approaches.

• The Importance Of Tube Welding In Aseptic Bioprocessing

  3/9/2026

  Sensitive biologics rely on aseptic processing and single‑use systems, making dependable sterile connections essential. See how tube welding offers a reliable way to reduce contamination.

• Monitoring Compressed Gases For Microbial And Particle Contamination

  2/26/2025

  There are several factors associated with active environmental microbial monitoring. Watch to learn how the EU GMP Annex 1 compliance focuses on microbial monitoring in cleanrooms.

• Viruses And Viral Vectors, Are They Different?

  10/23/2024

  Learn how effective disinfection solutions can ensure safety in pharmaceutical manufacturing by managing viral contaminants and enhancing patient protection.

• Optimizing Monitoring: The Science Of Particle Loss

  11/26/2025

  Explore how tubing configuration impacts particle recovery and compliance under Annex 1, using evidence-based guidance, risk assessment tools, and practical strategies to strengthen contamination control.

• Compressed Gas Contamination: Guidelines For Control In Aseptic Manufacturing

  10/18/2024

  Explore key guidelines for preserving the purity and quality of compressed gas, with an emphasis on contaminants, monitoring, and preventive maintenance practices.