Lonza at Festival of Biologics 2026
Oct 13–15, 2026 Basel, Switzerland ~3k attendees Website
Lonza takes part in 4 sessions at Festival of Biologics 2026 in Basel, its home city, and exhibits at Booth 450. Its program centres on using data and predictive models to make biologics development more predictable, from freeze-drying scale-up to the design of the cell lines that make the drug. Specific topics include a quicker path from gene to first clinical trial filing for bispecifics, Fc-fusion proteins and high-concentration drugs.
| Organization | Festival of Biologics 2026 Attendance |
|---|---|
Lonza Basel, Switzerland | |
Contract development and manufacturing partner for biologics, cell and gene therapies and small molecules. | Booth Exhibiting at Booth 450 Talk Tue Oct 13 17:10 De-risking Lyophilization Scale-Up Using predictive models How computer models of freeze-drying can predict what happens at full manufacturing scale, cutting experiments and the risk of a failed transfer. Keynote Wed Oct 14 09:55 From Experimentation to Prediction: How Data-Driven Innovation is Forging Predictability Across Biologics Development and Precision Biomanufacturing Why biologics developers still decide by trial and error, and how treating every program as shared learning could make outcomes more predictable. Bioprocessing & manufacturingAI & computational design Talk Wed Oct 14 12:30 Accelerating CHO Cell Line Development Through Next-Generation Expression System Design How improved cell engineering, promoter design and selection methods shorten the path from DNA to a cell line that makes a drug. Talk Wed Oct 14 14:30 Beyond mAbs: accelerated Gene-to-IND development for bispecifics, Fc-fusions and high-concentration biologics Faster routes from DNA to first clinical trials for complex antibody drugs, and the problems they create in making, purifying and formulating them. |
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