Course overview
This course is designed for upstream development scientists, technical staff, process engineers, and managers seeking strategic insights into process intensification. You learn the key principles and strategies involved in developing intensified cell lines, along with the associated challenges and solutions. Our expert industry partners will deliver talks demonstrating the application of these concepts to large-scale biomanufacturing processes, highlighting ways to increase operational flexibility and productivity.
5 Reasons why you should study this course:
- Comprehensive understanding: you gain knowledge of the fundamental theories behind process intensification, providing a solid foundation for further learning and application.
- Strategic insights: you explore the considerations for developing intensified cell processes, equipping you with the strategies needed for successful implementation.
- Practical solutions: you learn about processing solutions for intensified cell lines, gaining practical insights into overcoming common challenges.
- Industry applications: you understand how these intensified processes are applied in the industry, enhancing your ability to implement them in real-world scenarios.
- Future-focused: you stay ahead by exploring future biomanufacturing process workflows, ensuring you remain competitive in the evolving field of biomanufacturing.
Course details
What you study
> Fundamental theories behind Process Intensification
> Considerations for developing intensified cell processes
> Processing solutions for intensified cell lines
> Industrial applications of intensified processes
> Future biomanufacturing process workflows
How you learn
This one-day workshop includes lectures and expert-led talks. It covers key principles and strategies in developing intensified cell lines, with real-world applications in large-scale biomanufacturing.
How you are assessed
No assessment required.
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
Ideal for scientists, manufacturing operators, engineers, and managers new to upstream bioprocessing or looking to enhance their practical skills.
Employability
Career opportunities
> Upstream Development Scientist
> Process Engineer
> Technical Staff in Bioprocessing
