Advanced cell therapy (CELLT2)

About course

In this 3-day course, you will gain both classroom and laboratory instruction within cell therapy processes and cell manufacturing under good manufacturing practice (GMP) procedures.

    

Divided into upstream, cell expansion, and downstream applications, practical laboratory sessions will provide beginning-to-end technical knowledge and training on industry standard equipment and reagents. Guidance to Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) development will also be discussed. Templates for SOPs are provided upon request.

 

Some instances of this course are presented in collaboration with the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT), a global center of excellence for training and research in bioprocessing. NIBRT is located in a world-class facility in Dublin, Ireland.

 

A basic understanding of cell culture and corresponding techniques is required for this course.

Prior to attending this course, refresh your cell culture knowledge with this free eLearning:

 - Introduction to cell therapy (eCELLT1)

 

Course dates and locations:

MARLBOROUGH, USA

September 16-18, 2025

SIGNY, SWITZERLAND

November 18-20, 2025

Language - Standard courses are held in English at Fast Trak™ Centers in USA, Sweden, India, Singapore, and Korea, unless otherwise specified. In China, most courses are in Mandarin with occasional courses in English. The courses in Germany are held in German and English, and courses in Japan are held in Japanese.

Customized courses can be presented in other languages. Please contact your local Fast Trak™ center for more information.

 

After the course, you will be able to:

- apply detailed theoretical cell therapy process knowledge to upstream, cell expansion, and downstream applications

- identify bottlenecks and troubleshoot your specific processes

- perform industry standard techniques related to cell therapy manufacturing, with an emphasis on T-cell processes

- implement strategies used for process optimization and evaluation

Who should attend? 

- R&D scientists

- Process engineers

- Manufacturing technicians

    

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