Clinical Trial Success through Novel Clinical In-Use Strategies

Biotech, Clinical Trials, Drug Discovery & Development, Life Science, Pharma, Pharma Manufacturing & Supply Chain,
  • Thursday, January 22, 2026 | 10am EST (NA) / 3pm GMT (UK) / 4pm CET (EU-Central)
  • 60 min

As biotherapeutics leave the controlled environment of the manufacturing facility and enter real-world clinical trials, the risk of failure due to lack of efficacy could be as high as 50%. This can be de-risked by evaluating how stressors during preparation and administration may affect therapy, using clinical in-use studies during drug product process development.

This webinar explores how clinical mimic studies sit at the intersection of stability, compatibility, handling and patient safety. The featured speakers will focus on the risks of aggregation, adsorption, subvisible particles and functional loss and will introduce considerations that accompany reconstitution, dilution and storage. Real case examples will be presented to highlight common failure modes and mitigation strategies to enable safe and efficient clinical use.

Participants will learn approaches to design robust, fit-for-purpose clinical in-use protocols aligned with evolving regulatory expectations (WHO, FDA, EMA and USP), selection of appropriate physicochemical and biophysical analytical methods and interpretation of data to support decision making and risk management with respect to clinical administration of biotherapeutic drug products.

Register for this webinar to learn how clinical in-use studies contribute to clinical trial success by strengthening the safety, efficacy and reliability of biotherapeutic drug administration.

Speakers

Daniel Pettit, FUJIFILM Biotechnologies

Daniel Pettit, Head of Analytical Development, FUJIFILM Biotechnologies

Daniel is a Senior Director and Head of Analytical Development at FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, UK. During the 24 years that Daniel has been with the company, he has worked on over 150 customer programmes and has experience in the analysis of a diverse array of biological molecules. Daniel now leads a team of 50+ analytical scientists based in the UK that support early and late phase process development activities across the global FUJIFILM Biotechnologies network.

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Natalia Harasimiuk, FUJIFILM Biotechnologies

Natalia Harasimiuk, Director of Analytical Services, FUJIFILM Biotechnologies

Natalia is the Director of Analytical Services at FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, UK. Natalia has been employed in the biopharmaceutical industry for over 15 years in multiple roles, including Quality Control and Analytical Development. Natalia specializes in providing supportive studies for regulatory submissions. She is a subject-matter expert in formulation development, drug-product process development, clinical in-use mimic studies and other supplementary analytical studies.

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Who Should Attend?

This webinar will appeal to:

  • Academic professionals
  • Biotechnology and pharmaceutical company employees involved in the development of biotherapeutics
  • Heads of Science, QA/QC, CMC and regulatory professionals
  • Developers/Consultants involved in late-stage development, tech transfer and post-approval lifecycle management

What You Will Learn

Attendees will gain insight into:

  • What clinical in-use studies are and why they matter for biologics safety, efficacy and CMC lifecycle
  • Designing clinical in-use studies and primary considerations
  • Analytical method selection for assessment of critical quality attributes
  • Compatibility and device considerations (e.g., diluents, IV lines, filters, syringes and infusion bags)
  • Translating results into labelling, pharmacy SOPs and risk versus benefit decisions

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FUJIFILM Biotechnologies

FUJIFILM Biotechnologies, a subsidiary of FUJIFILM Corporation, is a world-leading contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) for biologics, vaccines and advanced therapies. With over 30 years of experience, the Company specializes in developing and manufacturing biopharmaceuticals using microbial, mammalian, and host/virus systems. With over 4,800 employees, FUJIFILM Biotechnologies operates a fully integrated, kojoX™ global network with major facilities in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Denmark, with a new site in Holly Springs, North Carolina, USA. The Company’s kojoX™ manufacturing network ensures supply chain agility for its customers through modular facilities and standardized processes for seamless scaling and technology transfers. FUJIFILM Biotechnologies offers comprehensive services, ranging from proprietary cell line development, to process and analytical development, and through to clinical and commercial manufacturing.

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