Newsletter | March 7, 2026

03.07.26 -- Advancing RNA Newsletter Best Of February

FEBRUARY'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

Advancements In Targeted LNP Therapy

We’re still striving to deliver mRNA-LNPs to cells/tissue types that go beyond the liver. Outside of exploring different lipid combinations to expand mRNA-LNPs’ deliverability to new tissues, this discussion featuring Dominik Witzigmann, John Zuris, and Sujit Jain investigated the industry’s push toward active delivery to improve targeting, as well as other advancements being made to improve LNP development, quality, & deliverability.

Money In The Bank: Why 2025's Setbacks Were The Foundation RNA Needed

I saw 2025 as a year that was foundational for our efforts to learn more about the biology and function of our products. However, there were two developments in particular that, to me, encapsulated the trials, tribulations, and ultimately the success of an industry that is doing its damnedest to answer one of the biggest questions facing us: “Why RNA?”  

A New Space Race: Reclaiming Efficiency In The mRNA Industry

It goes without saying that efficiency in drug development is tantamount — especially when it comes to getting much-needed clinical data. So, when I asked Allan Shaw about the ongoing trends he anticipates seeing more of in 2026, he immediately pointed to the increasing prominence of overseas development, particularly in nations like Australia and China. 

FEBRUARY'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

The Current And Future Value Of mRNA Vaccines And Therapeutics

Discover how decades of research have propelled mRNA technology to the forefront of therapeutic development and learn how our expertise is advancing mRNA drug development.

More Intelligent mRNA Manufacturing With Process Analytical Technologies

Explore how predictive models are revolutionizing biomanufacturing and how integrated digital models could condense production timelines into a single day for faster therapeutic delivery.

Supporting Complex Manufacture Of Liquid And Lyophilized Drug Products

Aseptic fill and finish operations gain efficiency and precision with modular isolator technology, inline weight checks, and lyophilization, which are ideal for mRNA-LNPs and other sensitive modalities.

FEBRUARY'S BEST SOLUTIONS

Speed, Precision, Impact: The CRO Revolutionizing Bioanalysis

Our Spokane Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ)

Enabling mRNA Manufacturing For RNA-Based Vaccines And Therapeutics