Nicole Taylor
Principal Scientist, Drug Product Development Bristol Myers Squibb
Nicole Taylor is a Principal Scientist in Drug Product Development at Bristol Myers Squibb, where she applies engineering principles, modeling, and data analytics to sterile product formulation and manufacturing. Since joining BMS in 2019, she has contributed to clinical supply manufacturing for multiple programs, including antibody-drug conjugates, through scale-down modeling and process characterization. Her work focuses on understanding and mitigating manufacturing risks such as shear, interfacial stress, and light exposure. Nicole holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Princeton University and a BS from the University of California, Berkeley.
Seminars
Monday 12th October 2026
ADC Photosensitivity: Detailing Methodologies to Adapt Manufacturing & Site Requirements to Combat Payload-Specific Photodegradation
2:30 pm
- Investigating ADC molecular photosensitivity during manufacturing, focusing on payload specific observations at specific wavelengths
- Laying out opportunities to control manufacturing and minimize ADC DS photodegradation
- Utilizing learnings to set expectations and minimize ADC photodegradation across manufacturing sites
