Advanced bioreactor cultivation technology pilot scale (CELL2)

About course

In this 3.5-day course, you will better understand bioreactor cultivation and upstream process development strategy using single-use equipment at a pilot scale (up to 200 L scale). You will learn how to optimize processes and monitor critical parameters for scale-up.

    

Learn how to establish a pilot production process for your preclinical sample production including validation and process design considerations for good manufacturing practice (GMP). Practical sessions include bioreactor inoculation and evaluation of cell culture performance using analytical techniques. You will develop a medium- and feed-strategy based on cell metabolism and scale it up using key engineering principles.

 

- In-depth training on cell culture technology

- Optimization and development of medium- and feed-strategy for up to 200 L scale

- Process development and evaluation, scale-up, and bioengineering in an animal cell culture

A basic understanding of cell culture and corresponding techniques (or previous attendance of the course Advanced bioreactor cultivation technology CELL1), is recommended for this course. Prior to attending this course, refresh your knowledge on cell culture techniques with these eLearnings:

- Get confident: bioreactor scaling

- Understanding upstream bioprocessing

   

Course dates and locations:

SONGDO, SOUTH KOREA

SEP 01-04, 2026 (KR/EN)

 

After the course, you will be able to:

- Have a detailed theoretical background about process control strategies in bioreactors and culture scale-up

- Be trained in controlling and evaluating fed-batch

- Know how to perform basic characterization of a bioreactor and interpret the results

- Have an overview of strategies used for process optimization

- Know how to establish a pilot-scale production process

Who should attend?

 - R&D scientists

- Process engineers

- Manufacturing technicians

    

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