Virtual – Introduction to cross filtration principles (vMEM1)

About course

This 2-day (half day each) virtual course teaches students about membrane separation techniques used in bioprocessing with emphasis on tangential flow filtration (TFF) techniques using open and/or screen channel devices. It provides a general understanding of the scientific principles of tangential flow filtration used in upstream and downstream processing, optimization of operating parameters, and scale-up.

In a remote practical session, we will guide you through membrane preparation and a typical protein concentration/diafiltration process step using the ÄKTA flux™ tangential flow filtration system.

A basic understanding of tangential flow filtration theory and practice for upstream and downstream

processing is required for this course. Prior to attending this course, refresh your knowledge with these eLearnings:

- Understanding filtration for bioprocessing

- Filtration process development

Course dates and locations:

VIRTUAL CLASS OFFERED BY FAST TRAK EMEA

NOV 25-26, 2026 (EN)

 

After the course, you will be able to:

- Choose the optimum membrane format or technique based on target molecule and process objective

- Define process conditions critical to the success of membrane applications

- Evaluate experimental results for optimization and scale-up calculations

Who should attend?

- R&D, process development and manufacturing personnel designing, executing, or advising on membrane unit operations in the biopharmaceutical industry

- Scientists and engineers working in primary recovery and clarification stages through to final purification steps

- Anyone interested in primary clarification of mammalian, bacterial, yeast, or baculovirus/insect cells

    

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