Roche Pharma’s new approach to Upstream Process Development

Download Part 2 of the DCO₂ White Paper Series and learn the shortcomings of current measurement technologies. As demonstrated in Part 1, Dissolved CO₂ is a Critical Process Parameter (CPP) in biopharma production processes. However, the sensors currently used to measure and monitor this CPP each have significant drawbacks.

Download our comprehensive white paper and gain valuable insights into the critical process parameters and advance sensor technologies that can revolutionize your Biopharma Downstream Process (DSP). Discover strategies and techniques to optimize efficiency, improve product quality, and ensure the safety and efficacy of your biopharmaceutical products.

Learn the latest techniques for improved chromatographic performance and throughput of AAV analysis.

How does PAT apply to the bioreactor? Download our comprehensive white paper and explore what PAT means in Biopharma Upstream processes. Discover cutting-edge solutions to effectively monitor critical process parameters and ensure product quality.

Are you missing sources of measurement error? Measurement of dissolved oxygen (DO) has long been known as a critical control parameter for optimizing cell growth in bioprocesses. Much has been written about different strategies for proper DO control. However, little information has been publicly available regarding optimization of the actual measurement accuracy and reducing common sources of process-related error. Our White Paper aims to divulge these details for the first time.

Collect More Actionable Data and Optimize Yield with Real-Time Process Adjustments. Learn more how Viable Cell Density Monitoring works for your process in Hamilton’s eBook that features must-see examples of real applications using Hamilton viable cell density monitoring (Incyte) and total cell density monitoring (Dencytee).