During the webinar, Ramon will discuss:
Scaling up bioreactors for shear-sensitive cell cultures is time-consuming and costly. As bioreactor volume increases, achieving sufficient mixing and mass transfer without exceeding shear stress limits becomes increasingly difficult. This is particularly important for processes involving shear-sensitive cells growing on microcarriers or as aggregates (spheroids and embryoid bodies). Examples include processes using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs; cell therapy), mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs, cell therapy), Vero cells (vaccines), and even bovine satellite cells (cultivated meat).
Join our panelists for a discussion and Q&A
Ramon van ValderenPhd Researcher |
Jasmine CiorciariKey Account Manager |