Claus Exenberger

Freezing drug substances to ultra-cold temperatures is a standard step in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. Yet, beyond simply cooling, it’s the critical quality attributes (CQA), like product safety, consistency, and process efficiency, that trul...

For some time now, scientists have been discussing the challenges associated with freezing biopharmaceuticals in sterile bottles – especially the risk of cryoconcentration and how it might affect product quality. So, we decided to take a closer l...

The choice of single-use bioprocess containers in biopharmaceutical handling has had consequences for the performance and requirements in biomanufacturing until now. Lack of compatibility and inflexibility of platform systems have determined futur...

Once Single Use Support's RoSS® shells, the secondary packaging containers for single use bags, have fulfilled their duty and protected valuable, possibly life-saving biopharmaceuticals on their way from the manufacturer’s site to where they have ...

Biopharmaceutical companies have largely accepted a certain level of product loss when managing drug substances in single-use systems - unaware that solutions exist to streamline process steps and dramatically diminish product loss . The breaking ...

Cryopreservation is a critical procedure that includes the cooling and preservation of frozen cells at extremely low temperatures. This process is fundamental in various scientific and medical applications, facilitating long-term storage withou...