HUM-MOLGEN events: Considerations for Microbial Fermentation: Single Use vs. Stainless Steel Fermenters

Who Should Attend?

This webinar will appeal to mid/senior-level professionals from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies and research/academic institutions.

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Chemistry/Professional Chemistry/Medicinal Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

API Manufacturing

Chemical and Biochemical Engineering

Manufacturing Engineering

Processes Safety Scientists

Chief Scientific Officers

Research Scientists

What You Will Learn

Attendees of this webinar will:

Understand the benefits and constraints of both stainless steel and single-use bioreactors

Learn more about the use cases for different types of fermenters

Understand areas of consideration regarding partnering with a contract development and manufacturing company (CDMO)

Speakers

Gregor Awang, Director, Biologics Process Development, BIOVECTRA

A process development leader with an extensive track record of developing upstream and recombinant-protein downstream processes and tech transferring these processes from lab to manufacturing scale, Gregor Awang, PhD, has 25+ years of expertise in developing microbial and mammalian processes in biopharma. He has served as BIOVECTRA’s Director, Process Science & Development Services-Biologics since 2019. Dr. Awang has worked with academic collaborators to develop recombinant processes and served on the Board of Directors of Mabnet, a Canadian academic/government consortium to train SMEs in mAb production within Canada.

Message Presenter

Cameron Graham, Pharmaceutical Process Engineer, BIOVECTRA

Cameron Graham, P.Eng., Pharmaceutical Process Engineer, BIOVECTRA, offers nearly a decade’s worth of experience in chemical engineering, with the last five years concentrated specifically on the bio-pharmaceutical industry. In his current role at BIOVECTRA, Cameron develops upstream biologics technologies and fermentation scale up strategy, from lab to industrial scale. Cameron graduated from Dalhousie University with a degree in Chemical Engineering.