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Samsung Biologics showcases its biopharmaceutical manufacturing technology at BPI 2026 in Boston

According to The Korea Times Business, Samsung Biologics showcased its biopharmaceutical manufacturing technologies at BioProcess International 2026 in Boston, presenting an integrated chemistry, manufacturing and controls strategy and the S-Tensify cell-culture platform, and highlighting its participation in BPI from Sept. 22–25 and its presence at Cell & Gene Therapy International. The event drew more than 3,000 biopharmaceutical professionals, and Samsung Biologics emphasized its capabilities across contract research, development and manufacturing. Abigail Garcia and James Choi were among the presenters, with Choi noting the company’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its global position in biopharmaceutical development.

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  1. 01BPI 2026 was held in Boston from Sept. 22–25, and Samsung Biologics had a booth and participated in multiple presentations.
  2. 02The event attracted more than 3,000 professionals from the biopharmaceutical sector.
  3. 03The S-Tensify cell-culture scale-up platform can increase cell density and deliver up to a twofold increase in yield while maintaining quality.
  4. 04Abigail Garcia and James Choi presented analyses and showcased the company’s capabilities and positioning in the global biopharmaceutical development market.

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