Tsingke Biotech Showcases AI Biomanufacturing Platforms at Festival of Biologics 2025

Oct 29, 2025
Beijing Tsingke Biotech presented its AI-powered biomanufacturing platforms at the 2025 Festival of Biologics in Basel, featuring solutions for gene and RNA design, antibody discovery, and scalable biologics production.

Beijing-based Tsingke Biotech Co., Ltd. showcased its AI-powered biomanufacturing platforms at the 2025 Festival of Biologics in Basel, announced in a press release. The event gathered over 2,000 biotech experts from 50 countries to explore innovations in biologics research and production.

Tsingke presented integrated solutions covering gene and RNA design, antibody discovery, and GMP-grade biologics manufacturing. The company highlighted how AI and next-generation sequencing are redefining antibody and protein engineering, enabling early process validation during discovery.

Describing itself as a full-stack "Gene Factory," Tsingke demonstrated capabilities in high-throughput gene synthesis, chemically modified oligonucleotides for ADC, PROTAC, and AOC research, and optimized nucleic acid purification and LNP encapsulation. These tools aim to link laboratory-scale research with industrial-scale manufacturing.

Tsingke’s ISO 13485–certified facilities and automated production systems support its goal of accelerating drug discovery and genetic engineering through digital design and precision synthesis.

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