Training

This 5-day comprehensive training course offers an end-to-end exploration of the biomanufacturing process, integrating both upstream and downstream operations into a unified, hands-on learning experience. Participants will begin by cultivating a recombinant protein using a microbial expression system in a 30 L stainless steel stirred-tank bioreactor, gaining direct experience in bioreactor setup, sterilisation, inoculation, monitoring, and harvest procedures.

Learn data analytic tools supported by multivariate data analysis (MVDA) and machine learning (ML) expertise to better leverage useful and actionable information from complex bioprocessing data sets.

In this introductory course, trainees develop the hands-on skills required to perform within an upstream bioprocessing development role. Course content is tailored toward mammalian cell culture of CHO and HEK cells. Learning achieved lectures, classroom activities and lab based practicals.

Learn how to select the best recovery options for your bioprocess by understanding the principles of all the major recovery operations: centrifugation, membrane systems, filtration, cell disruption, precipitation, flocculation. A four-day MBI module from UCL.

Determine the most suitable purification operation for your process and discover emerging technologies.

Get expert guidance on choosing on how best to integrate QbD, DoE and PAT into lifecycle approach to process characterisation and operation of lab-scale microbial bioreactors. 4-days of training featuring a series of stimulating interactive lectures from experts in the field and teamwork-based activities.

Cell and Gene Therapy is fast becoming an established field that aims to utilize the power of cell-based medicines to deliver new therapies for the 21st Century. However, translating the discovery science into manufacturable products has so far been challenging and so multi-disciplinary engineers who possess unique skills are urgently needed to address the manufacture of these complex medicinal products. This course addresses the real-world challenges of translating discoveries to the clinic in a way that is commercially viable.

This module focuses on how to specify a complex bioprocess and determine its economic feasibility.

Focusing on how to take a process from a paper design to a fully-operational facility