Optimizing upstream cell culture with rapid at-line and in-line analytics

Thursday 08:00 PDT / 11:00 EDT / 16:00 BST / 17:00 CEST

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Optimizing upstream cell culture with rapid at-line and in-line analytics

This webinar session is designed for process development scientists, upstream bioprocess engineers, and biomanufacturing professionals seeking scalable strategies to improve cell culture optimization and process intensification. Discover how gaining practical, actionable insights into your process in real-time, by implementing process analytical technology (PAT), lowers costs and enables process control and feed optimization.

Speed up development timelines

Learn how rapid, at-line amino acid analysis enables faster decision-making and deeper process understanding, helping you optimize feeding strategies with confidence.

Gain real-time process insights

Discover how simultaneous in-line monitoring of glucose, lactate, and biomass across multiple reactors can enhance control and improve upstream outcomes.

Simplify glucose feed control

See how continuous, sample-free glucose monitoring reduces metabolic fluctuations and streamlines feeding, even at low concentrations.

Attend this webinar to learn:

• How strategically leveraging PAT can significantly speed up development and process optimization timelines while also lowering the cost of goods

• How to optimize upstream cell culture through an in-depth understanding of your process in order to achieve your desired yield and quality profile

• How to use analytic insights to accelerate and strengthen process development, while reducing manual labor and contamination risks

Nick Randall

Bioprocessing Product Manager at Repligen

As the Bioprocessing Product Manager at Repligen, Nick Randall is passionate about empowering and supporting customers at the forefront of biotechnology development. He has over ten years of experience as a cross-functional scientist and product manager, specializing in process and product development, operations, manufacturing, automation, and analytical technologies. Nick attempts to leverage this experience to help develop and launch innovative products that solve key issues in the bioprocessing industry.

Ethan Bossange

Senior Scientist, R&D at Repligen

Ethan Bossange is a Senior Scientist in the Advanced Bioprocess Applications R&D group at Repligen in Waltham, MA. He is focused on exploring new technologies and advancing the understanding of bioprocesses to achieve industry goals. Prior to Repligen, Ethan worked as a process development scientist at National Resilience and in process engineering at Pfizer where he helped bring about Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine.

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