Expertise

Our experience encompasses all areas of biosafety and biosecurity be it in industry, academia, authorities or open space.

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Environmental risk assessment of gene therapy
products and recombinant vaccines

  • Evaluation of new techniques and environmental risk assessment for research, clinical trials, field releases or market application

  • Advice on biosafety and prevention of misuse in biological science as member of the Forum for Genetic Research of the Swiss Academy of Sciences 2006-2020

  • Advice on environmental risk assessment reports for the potential application of the placing on the market of genetically modified live viral vaccines since 2013. Examples from industry upon request

  • Design of environmental risk assessment reports for the application of the placing on the market of genetically modified cell therapy since 2013. Examples from industry upon request

  • Design of environmental risk assessment reports for the application of clinical trials and the placing on the market of ATMPs and recombinant vaccines, since 2006. Examples from industry upon request

  • Evaluation of safe application of ATMPs and recombinant vaccines regarding environmental safety and safety for medicinal personnel and contact persons, since 2001. Examples from industry upon request

Biorisk management advisors as gatekeepers of sustainable biotechnology

November 03 2021
Fostering biotechnology to achieve sustainable development goals needs sound biological risk assessment and mitigation to stay within the limits of safety and security of people and the environment.

Highlights of the World Vaccine Congress Europe 19-21 October 2021 in Barcelona

October 26 2021
Thanks to the tremendous efforts of Terrapinn UK the 2021 World Vaccine Congress Europe could take place on site. Highlights related to the COVID-19 pandemic and other vaccines are summarized below.

Gene technology for sustainable development

July 12 2021
Gene technology for sustainable development: a genetically modified Saccharomyces cerevisiae to produce ethanol from toxified lignocellulosic feedstocks
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