Creative Mechanisms for Growing the Biomanufacturing Industry

Georgi Makin
29 November 2022
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Jenny Ligon, Associate Director of Workforce Development at the National Center for Therapeutic Manufacturing (NCTM), Texas U.S., sat down to talk with Phacilitate’s Editor Georgi Makin to ahead of her appearance and presentation at Advanced Therapies Week 2023.
Jenny considers the importance of sharing creative mechanisms for rapid workforce training and development in order to globally grow the biomanufacturing industry – one of the biggest issues currently limiting translational ATMP’s.
Don’t miss Jenny’s session ‘Enhancing Technical Knowledge in CGT: Training Skilled Personnel for the Technical Workforce of the Future’, at ATW23, Thursday 19th January, 2023.
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