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Demonstrating Technical Excellence in Contract Manufacturing

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Join our exclusive Tech Talks featuring a series of cutting-edge presentations on demonstrating technical excellence in process development and manufacturing for antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) and bioconjugates. As an established CDMO, we will provide valuable insights on successfully scaling up from PAD to manufacturing, leveraging an integrated linker-payload supply chain, and implementing Process Analytical Technology (PAT). These innovative approaches and technologies are essential for ADC developers to bring novel therapies to patients. Register now to gain access to expert knowledge that will drive innovation and accelerate your ADC development and manufacturing program.

In these Tech Talks, you will gain insights from industry experts on:

Enhancing conjugation processes and time efficiency through the outsourcing of drug-linker supplies and conjugation to a single CDMO
Successfully achieving a seamless scale-up and reliable transfer from pilot batch to GMP manufacturing
Advances in the application of process analytical technology (PAT) in bioconjugation processes

Speakers

Lisa McDermott

Merck

Director Process and Analytical Development

Lisa joined Merck in January 2010 as an analytical project lead, responsible for ADCs. She brings with her more than 25 years of experience in both organic synthesis and analytical sciences and has had the opportunity to contribute to many projects ranging from discovery to full development, but none has been as exciting as the emergence of ADCs. She also has an extensive chromatography background with experience in integrated LC/MS screening systems.

Gary Conway

Merck

Principal Production Scientist

As a principal production scientist, Gary is closely involved with the training, transfer, and manufacture of multiple clinical and commercial ADC programs. He has more than 22 years of manufacturing experience, including crude extraction, cell culture, cell banking, purification, and conjugation operations. Gary earned his bachelor’s degree in bacteriology from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.