Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Jun 1, 2023 11:00 AM EDT
Watch this webinar to learn how to fast-track tech transfer, scale-up and reach cost-effective viral manufacturing, when leveraging structured fixed-bed and integrated manufacturing technologies.
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Event Overview:
The growing and diverse viral manufacturing landscape calls for dedicated solutions supporting rapid tech transfer and scale-up while offering cost-effective production at scale. Achieving these goals using traditional stirred-tank bioreactors presents significant challenges, due to inherent design space limitations. In this context, advances in integrated and automated manufacturing solutions may offer increased flexibility, agility and productivity, which can help manufacturers overcome these challenges.
This webinar will focus on the advantages of structured fixed-bed bioreactor technology and integrated manufacturing approaches. A case study by European CDMO Exothera will be presented, demonstrating tech transfer of a suspension-based adenoviral production process to fixed-bed bioreactors, with 2-fold increase in productivity and scale-up to commercial scale in just 8 months.
Key Learning Objectives:
By attending this webinar, the viewer will:
Featured Speakers
Thomas Robert
PhD
Univercells Technologies
Thomas Robert, PhD, currently serves as Product Manager for the NevoLine™ upstream platform at Univercells Technologies. A biologist by training, he earned his PhD in medical sciences, focusing on stem-cell derived therapies for type 1 diabetes. Before taking on his current role, he worked as a Field Application Scientist for Terumo BCT. Thomas has extensive knowledge of the cell and gene therapy field as well as expertise in upstream process development, which he applies to drive the development and commercialization of best-in-class biomanufacturing solutions at Univercells Technologies.
Hanna P. Lesch
PhD
Exothera
Hanna P. Lesch, PhD, is a Chief Technology Officer at Exothera, Belgium. Her main responsibilities are technology development and innovation in bioproduction platforms. Her PhD is in Molecular Medicine. Over the years, Hanna has held several Director positions, leading research and development at biotech companies. Her research interest has focused on gene therapy and translational development, including early-stage analytics and the development of scalable, robust manufacturing processes operating under current regulatory guidelines. Hanna has several patents related to vector manufacturing.
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