Newsletter | March 9, 2026

03.09.26 -- Life Sciences Hubs Creating More Opportunity For Startups And Investors

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Life Sciences Hubs Creating More Opportunity For Startups And Investors

Life sciences hubs beyond Boston and the Bay Area are giving startups new opportunities to grow and scale their businesses, writes Mike Carnes at NCBiotech.

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

From Outsourced To In-House: Establishing On-Site Lab Services

Laboratory testing services for biopharmaceutical development often are outsourced, but insourcing offers sponsors greater control and stability by combining provider expertise with sponsor infrastructure.

Harnessing Chemistry For Scalable Manufacture Of Lipids Used In mRNA Delivery

Discover how scalable lipid nanoparticle (LNP) technology is revolutionizing mRNA-based therapies and shaping the future of treatment innovation.

How Robotic Isolator Technology Aligns To Annex 1 Principles

Explore how robotic gloveless isolators provide exceptional automation to eliminate human intervention, reduce contamination risk, and ensure compliance with the EU Annex 1 guideline.

Biologically Expressed Vs. Synthetic GLP-1 Peptides

Selecting the right GLP-1 peptide manufacturing route determines the specific impurity profile and regulatory strategy. Robust analytical methods are essential for ensuring efficacy and patient safety.

ARPA-H Funds WFIRM-Led Program For On-Demand Bioprinted Kidneys

A new federal initiative is advancing bioprinted kidney tissue engineered from a patient’s own cells, combining cutting‑edge bioprinting, bioinks, and bioreactors to address the growing donor shortage.

How Perfusion Enables Smarter Biologics Production

Growing biologics demand is driving interest in perfusion culture as a complementary manufacturing strategy that enables continuous nutrient control, higher productivity, and performance when paired with fed-batch processes.