Mar
19
2025
On demand

Industrialization of AAV manufacturing with Xcite® transient and stable production platforms

Wednesday 08:00 PDT / 11:00 EDT / 15:00 GMT / 16:00 CET
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Industrialization of AAV manufacturing with Xcite® transient and stable production platforms

Selecting the right manufacturing approach for AAV production is key to meeting productivity and scalability goals.

Through real-world case studies and data, this webinar will explore strategies to meet productivity targets efficiently and insights into achieving superior and scalable AAV production. Experts will provide an overview of novel AAV transient transfection and stable producer cell line platforms designed to optimize AAV yields and process efficiency. A method to develop a high-performing, helper virus-free, suspension HEK293-based AAV stable producer cell line platform will be outlined.

  • Learn how to consistently deliver high AAV productivity and recovery using an AAV suspension transient transfection platform
  • See real-world case study data that demonstrates how to efficiently meet scalable AAV productivity targets
  • Find out how to develop and implement innovative analytics to better understand and improve your AAV processes
Suparna Sanyal
Suparna Sanyal
Director, Head of Commercial Development Viral Vectors at Lonza

Suparna has over 15 years of broad pharmaceutical and CDMO experience driving innovation, drug discovery, product and service development for CNS, oncology and cell and gene therapy. Suparna works closely with the commercial, innovation and operations teams to develop asset strategy, commercial offerings and capabilities to ensure meeting the changing landscape of cell and gene customer needs.

In her role, she supports sales and marketing teams for pipeline development and new business acquisition. Previously to this role, she was the Innovation and Commercialization Manager at Lonza, with a focus on driving development, prioritization and commercialization of their innovation portfolio.

Suparna’s background is in Neuroscience and she earned her PhD from the University of Toronto in Neuropharmacology.

Peng Wang
Peng Wang
Associate Director, Business Development at Lonza CGT

Dr. Peng Wang earned his doctorate in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from UCLA. After his postdoctoral training at Harvard University, he worked as Senior Research Scientist at MD Anderson Cancer Center. Before transitioning to Lonza Business Development as Associate Director, he worked as Associate Director in the R&D to develop viral vector platforms.