Training

The RESILIENCE partners offer a range of training courses and outreach events across the UK and throughout the year. Forthcoming scheduled training dates are shown below. You can also:

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Forthcoming Dates

Pilot-Scale Upstream Bioprocessing: 300L Bioreactor training

Pilot-Scale Upstream Bioprocessing: 300L Bioreactor training
01 Sep 26
Edinburgh

This 4-day intensive training course is designed for professionals and researchers looking to advance their expertise in large-scale upstream bioprocessing, with a focus on scale-up to 300 L pilot-scale operations. Participants will explore the principles and practical steps involved in scaling microbial cell culture to production-relevant volumes, supported by expert-led lectures, live demonstrations, and hands-on training.


Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) in Healthcare

Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) in Healthcare
29 Sep 26
Birmingham

Blending interactive learning and network building, this course will cover: fundamentals on biology, production and use of ATMP medicines; the clinical landscape of ATMPs in trials and on the market; sources of risk in delivering cell products to the clinic; and clinical user perspectives and workshop.


Rapid Fermentation Process Design

Rapid Fermentation Process Design
19 Oct 26
London

This module focuses on the design and specification of bioreactors and the application of microscale techniques for rapid fermentation process development and scale-up.


Fundamentals of GMP and Quality

Fundamentals of GMP and Quality
20 Oct 26
Birmingham

GMP (good manufacturing practice) is the important element of Quality management to ensure medicines manufactured are of highest quality that meets the required regulatory standards. This 2-day in person course is for anyone with an interest in working in Quality in GMP Industry including QC, QA and manufacturing personnel, graduates or research scientists looking to establish their career in GMP/ ATMP industry.


Applied Skills in Mammalian Cell Bioprocessing

Applied Skills in Mammalian Cell Bioprocessing
03 Nov 26
Edinburgh

This hands-on course teaches laboratory scientists and engineers how to handle and maintain mammalian cells applying appropriate aseptic techniques as well as how to evaluate cell quality using a range of analytical assays.


BioProcess360: Integrated Upstream & Downstream Bioprocessing training

BioProcess360: Integrated Upstream & Downstream Bioprocessing training
09 Nov 26
Edinburgh

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.


Downstream Processing: Chromatography

Downstream Processing: Chromatography
15 Mar 27
London

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


Cell and Gene Therapy Bioprocessing and Manufacture

Cell and Gene Therapy Bioprocessing and Manufacture
03 May 27
London

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.



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