Gosselies, Belgium, Europe
Viral vector development and analytical facility
Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Gosselies facility, located in the heart of Belgium’s largest biotech hub, is dedicated to developing viral vectors (process and analytical) for clinical applications.
The facility has 400 square meters of R&D space, and 380 square meters of classified cGMP space staffed by industry experts in the development of viral vectors, viruses, vaccines, and other therapies. The facility ensures a lean and efficient transfer from viral vector development to cGMP manufacturing.
Gosselies is part of our European network of viral vector sites, which includes Seneffe, Belgium, and part of our global network, including Cambridge and Plainville, MA in the US.
Key Capabilities:
- Experience in viral vector and virus development for cell and gene therapies, vaccine applications and other therapies.
- Process and analytical development
- Broad array of adherent and suspension processes
- Small- to mid-scale: up to 200L
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