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2025 Top 20 Pharma and BioPharma Companies
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Pfizer
$63.6 Billion2Merck
$57.4 Billion3Johnson & Johnson
$57 Billion4Abbvie
$56.3 Billion5AstraZeneca
$54.1 Billion6Roche
$51.1 Billion7Novartis
$50.3 Billion8Bristol Myers Squibb
$48.3 Billion9Lilly
$45 Billion10Sanofi
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Bridging the Gap: The LNP Alliance on Translating Nucleic Acid Therapeutics from Lab to Clinic
Experts from the LNP Alliance discuss where LNP programs stall, how the field is moving beyond vaccines, and why translation requires tighter coordination across formulation, characterization, and preclinical testing.
By: Tim Wright
Pharma Matters Q&A
Pharma Matters Q&A
Dynamics Reshaping Expectations for CMC Strategy and Execution
As development programs become more complex, sponsors increasingly benefit from a coordinated approach that connects clinical strategy, CMC, manufacturing, and supply planning.
Released By Thermo Fisher Scientific Pharma Services
Webinars
Optimizing Plasmid Manufacturing for Cell and Gene Therapy
Plasmid DNA is a critical starting material for cell and gene therapies, viral vectors, mRNA therapeutics, and DNA vaccines, but manufacturing it consistently at the required quality and scale can present significant technical and operational challenges.
This webinar will examine key considerations for optimizing plasmid design, process development, production, and analytical control across development stages. Attendees will learn how advanced plasmid engineering, high-performance production strains, scalable purification technologies, and phase-appropriate quality strategies can help improve yield, supercoiling, ITR integrity, and manufacturing timelines.
The session will also explore how an integrated approach spanning plasmid design, CMC development, analytics, and GMP manufacturing can reduce risk and support programs from preclinical development through commercialization.
Sponsored By ProBio CDMO
When Tablets Go Digital: How 3D Printing is Breaking the Rules of Pharma Manufacturing
3D printing is rapidly changing the future of pharmaceutical manufacturing by creating new opportunities in formulation design, drug delivery, and patient focused therapies. Adareโs Giuseppe De Franza, Director, Research and Development Italy, will discuss how 3D screen printing is helping reshape traditional pharmaceutical processes and enabling innovative solutions for complex therapeutic challenges. This webinar will explore the advantages of 3D printing compared to conventional manufacturing methods, including the ability to develop complex drug release profiles and smart drug delivery systems tailored to patient needs. Real world examples featuring Carbidopa/Levodopa applications and gummy delivery systems will highlight how advanced manufacturing technologies are driving flexibility, innovation, and improved patient outcomes.
Sponsored By Adare Pharma Solutions
Reducing Risk and Quality Cost in Supplier Qualification
Learn how to optimize your supplier qualification process while significantly lowering both risk and the total cost of quality. This session examines the true cost of conducting supplier audits and presents practical, proven strategies to reduce it without compromising compliance or patient safety. You will discover the most commonly overlooked audit findings that create hidden compliance and safety risks, along with effective ways to identify and prevent them. The session also evaluates the substantial risks and inefficiencies of traditional manual supplier qualification programs and explores smarter, more efficient alternatives.
Sponsored By SGS North America, Inc.
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October 25 - 28, 2026
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Podcasts
Expertโs Opinion
Expertโs Opinion
From Potential to Practical at DIA 2026: A Three-Part Series on Unlocking AIโs Role in Modern Clinical Trials
Part 1 โ Simulation in Practice: How AI Is Transforming Trial Design Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of the vision for clinical research and development. The next phase for the industry is translating the progress weโve made into consistent, scalable and trusted impact. At the 2026 Drug Information Association global meeting, sessions explored what [โฆ]
By: Raja Shankar
