Live Webinar: PAT for Bioprocess Optimization
Data-Rich Experimentation to Ensure Efficiency, Yield, Purity, and Cost Objectives
Program Overview
- In-situ, real-time characterization of particle system composition, size and distribution, morphologies and transformations as a function of CPPs
- Characterization and scale-up of process conditions which mitigate upsets and maintain high product yield
- Overcoming the challenges associated with offline analytical techniques (including inaccuracy and time-delays)
- Monitoring unit operations such as purification, chromatography, buffer exchange, up-concentration and formulation
This free online event is for scientists and engineers who are interested in improving process performance by identifying, understanding, and optimizing critical process parameters involved with processing of drug substances (DS), vaccines, excipients, and/or bio conjugates.
Past Presentations
Inline Protein Concentration Determination by FTIR
Gerhard Motyka, Octapharma
Enhanced Characterization of Particulates Generated in Tangential Flow Filtration (TFF) mAb Processing
Anthony Nardell, The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson & Johnson
In the Face of the Pandemic: Learnings from Process Development during COVID
Christian Rüeger, MilliporeSigma
Chris holds a BSc. in organic Chemistry from ZHAW and has been with Merck KGaA Life Sciences (MilliporeSigma in the US / Canada) for more than 9 years. In his current role as Senior Scientist, he works on the process development of activated PEG’s and PEG-lipids. As a generally tech-savvy person, he has a strong focus on lab automation and digitalization, being involved not only with the implementation of various lab automation solutions and PAT, but also the application of Dynochem and other software solutions to raise the bar of internal scale-up activities.
