Our Expert Network
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Nanosystems And Rare Diseases: Opportunities And Limitations
3/27/2026
Nanosystems offer unique capabilities, enabling researchers to design precise, versatile delivery systems that address key challenges in rare diseases.
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The Potency Chains Of Events For mRNA/LNP Therapeutics
3/25/2026
Potency in mRNA/LNP therapies depends on two chains: manufacturing/cold chain integrity and complex in vivo delivery. Breakdowns at any step — from stability to translation — can limit efficacy and safety.
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How Informal FDA Feedback Is Quietly Driving RNA Capital Allocation
3/19/2026
Subtle FDA signals — especially in pre-IND talks — are quietly shaping RNA investment. Early regulatory feedback on CMC and comparability now drives how investors assess risk and allocate capital.
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From Pandemic Collaboration To Patent Litigation: BioNTech's Case Against Moderna
3/17/2026
BioNTech’s new lawsuit against Moderna highlights the intensifying post-COVID mRNA patent wars, as companies clash over vaccine design, delivery technologies, and the future of RNA therapeutics.
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Inside The mRNA–LNP Patent Wars: A Q&A With Goodwin On Litigation, Strategy, And What Comes Next
3/16/2026
Patent disputes around mRNA constructs and LNP delivery are intensifying. Goodwin’s Natasha Daughtrey and Bill Christiansen unpack litigation trends, IP strategy, and what RNA developers should expect next.
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MicroRNA Therapeutics In Metabolic Liver Disease: Context-Driven Drug Discovery
3/12/2026
Realizing the therapeutic potential of miRNAs in liver disease requires confronting a problem the field has not fully reckoned with.
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Dual Centrifugation And The Next Phase Of Lipid Nanoparticle Development
3/9/2026
Dual centrifugation enables rapid, small-scale LNP screening with high encapsulation, reproducibility, and preserved RNA integrity — offering a flexible bridge between benchtop discovery and scalable manufacturing.
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The FDA Plausible Mechanism Framework Just Changed Rare Disease Drug Development
3/9/2026
Discover how the new FDA Plausible Mechanism Framework changes the game for rare disease research by formalizing an approval pathway for individualized treatment of ultra-rare genetic diseases.
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The Future Of Kidney Disease Therapeutics: Bringing Nanomedicine To Nephrology
3/6/2026
Nanomedicines are solving the drug delivery problem in kidney disease. The next step: bridging the translational gap to advance these technologies into the clinic.
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Proteomics Tools: A Resurrection
3/4/2026
For decades, the evolution of proteomics has lagged. Now, a resurrection is underway. New tools are dismantling limitations, signifying a maturation of systems biology.