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Biotechnology Professional Development & Advancement: Intro to BioPharmaceutical Manufacturing
| Session: Spring 2012 | Tuesday-Thursday, June 12-14, 2012 | |
| Session: Summer 2012 | Tuesday-Thursday, August 7-9, 2012 |
A professional short course program Introduction to the Technology of BioPharmaceutical Manufacturing presented by four accomplished biopharmaceutical industry application and manufacturing experts:
- James Dean Vogel, P.E., Principal, BioProcessFacilities.com, (formerly of Amgen, GSK, ImClone and Sanofi-Pasteur)
- John Rozembersky, Principal, The Rozembersky Group, (formerly with Millipore, Filtron & Pall)
Other lecturers of the BioProcess Institute with up to 25 years of experience in biotechnology also provide support to the workshop. These associates are accomplished biopharmaceutical industry application and manufacturing experts who have worked at Millipore/Waters and Unisysn Technologies, and have consulted with Pall.
Integrated Lecture and Workshop
A comprehensive three-day “hands-on” laboratory workshop course on the basic principles and applications used in the production of BioPharmaceutical Products. The course is designed to provide an overview of the technology and parameters affecting process performance and scale-up. Application modules have been designed to employ state-of-art pre-packed single bench top automated and pilot scale process workstations. Lectures to support the workshop are integrated into the workshop to stress the scientific and business principles. Specific examples, such as aseptic technique, sterilization, cell growth, product filtration, and product chromatography, are presented to illustrate the problems and solutions encountered in BioPharmaceutical Manufacturing processes. This course is for:
- Non-Technical employees of the BioPharmaceutical Industry. It will to provide them with a better understanding of the complex Technology to produce a BioPharmaceutical Drug product. (Finance, Sales, Marketing, Logistics, Maintenance, general Administration)
- Technically trained employees from other industries who are new to the BioPharmaceutical Industry, or want to gain a better understanding of the industry’s technology.
- Technically trained employees from the BioPharmaceutical Industry who want to expand their general knowledge of the industry’s technology.
Tuition: $2,200 includes hard color copy of lecture notes.
For registration and course details, download form as PDF document.