Bayer’s new collaboration aims to set industry standards for allogeneic cell therapy manufacturing


Jim Green is a problem solver.

As a senior director of engineering for Bayer, Green and his colleagues work to design and deploy process equipment that consistently and efficiently manufactures biotherapeutics. Their latest challenge: develop scalable and automated equipment that produces cutting-edge cell therapies.

Bayer’s allogeneic cell therapy innovation engine, BlueRock Therapeutics, has an early R&D pipeline of exciting candidates. BlueRock’s portfolio is part of roughly 1,300 industry-wide…

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