When Natalie Mullerleile joined JHS after graduating with a biology degree from Gonzaga University, she began a 15-year journey that would take her from the foundations of sterile manufacturing to directing key initiatives and becoming a leader who helps other grow. Learn more about her career path and what a typical day in her life looks like by reading the full article at Life Science Washington.
Regulatory trends, the need for supply chain resilience, and strategic capacity investments are all pushing the industry to build domestically. In this 90-second video with Powder & Bulk Solids, Kim Durgan discusses how CDMOs and manufacturers are adapting to this...
Introduction The global sterile injectables market is projected to grow from approximately $13 billion in 2023 to nearly $20 billion by 2027, driven largely by rising demand for monoclonal antibody therapies and oncology products. As pharma and biotech companies...
"We're not just creating jobs. We want to create careers." Spokane Community College partnered with Jubilant HollisterStier to launch a biomanufacturing training program this semester. The curriculum covers basic biomanufacturing operations. Students learn skills that...