iPSC biomanufacturing: advances in scalable technologies with fixed bed bioreactor systems

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iPSC biomanufacturing: advances in scalable technologies with fixed bed bioreactor systems

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Join this expert-led webinar to explore new advances in scalable iPSC biomanufacturing. Discover how innovations in fixed bed bioreactor systems are transforming cell culture workflows - enabling uniform cell distribution, enhanced cell viability, and streamlined expansion processes.

Scalable, automated bioprocessing

Understand how linear scalability and automation are being applied to overcome common bottlenecks in clinical-grade iPSC production.

Optimizing iPSC expansion

Learn how critical process parameters, such as substrate coating and perfusion uniformity, can be fine-tuned to achieve consistent, high-yield cultures.

Real-world data

Discover how conditions were optimized in a 1m² bioreactor to yield 4 billion cells with high viability.

Improving reproducibility and compliance

Explore how process control and engineering design can support regulatory alignment and reproducibility in large-scale manufacturing.

Join the webinar to:

Explore automation and process monitor/control for efficient, reproducible workflows
Discover how optimized laminin coating enhances uniformity across the bioreactor bed
Gain practical guidance on coating protocols and culture conditions for iPSC growth

Vasiliy Goral, PhD

Research & Development Associate at Corning

Vasiliy Goral is a Principal Scientist at Corning Research & Development Corporation, with more than 20 years of experience in developing biotechnology products for life sciences applications. Vasiliy has extensive expertise in adherent cell culture bioprocessing, bioreactor automation, and scalable manufacturing technologies. He is a core member of the team behind the development of the Corning® Ascent® bioreactor platform and is actively involved in expanding its applications to meet the evolving needs of the biomanufacturing industry. As part of his current role, Vasiliy collaborates with customers to optimize their bioprocess workflows and integrate the Ascent platform into their development and manufacturing processes.

Prior to joining Corning, Vasiliy was a senior researcher at Innovative Biotechnologies International, Inc., where he developed a microfluidic biosensor platform with applications in multiple markets, including point-of-care testing, national defense, and food/water testing. Vasiliy holds a Ph.D. in chemistry from Moscow State University.

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