Join us for IBC’s 2014 Cell Line Engineering & Development conference—Now celebrating its 10th anniversary. This year’s program is aimed to help you leverage cutting-edge technical and process innovation in order to improve bioproduct development.
What can you expect from this year’s edition? How about 40 case studies and presentations
of new data to help you:
- - Implement new
flexible, automated platforms with integrated data management to improve
predictability
- - Utilize
synthetic biology principles to create new and better bioproduction lines
- - Integrate
cell line and process development to dramatically increase production for
a difficult to express protein
- - Develop
biosimilars with novel techniques to control cell line and product quality
- - Reduce risk
and build success for process scale-up of PER.C6 processes
- - Apply In
silico models of metabolism and protein secretion that provide insights to
guide cell engineering efforts
- - Isolate
clones with desired properties to assure stability and clonality through
regulated-expression using flow cytometry
- - Use directed
evolution to optimize the cell line development process and identify cell
lines with desired characteristics
Download the brochure to check out the
complete agenda
Keynote
Presentations
Accelerated Path to Probe the Biology through Deferred Cloning
and Applying Platform Manufacturing Processes
Rohini Deshpande, Ph.D., Executive Director, Drug Substance Development, Amgen, Inc
Rohini Deshpande, Ph.D., Executive Director, Drug Substance Development, Amgen, Inc
The Genome as an Enabler of Product Attribute Control
Kelvin Lee, Ph.D., Gore Professor of Chemical Engineering, Delaware Biotechnology Institute Faculty Fellow, University of Delaware
Kelvin Lee, Ph.D., Gore Professor of Chemical Engineering, Delaware Biotechnology Institute Faculty Fellow, University of Delaware
Design of Next Generation CHO Cell Factories
David James, Ph.D., Professor of Bioprocess Engineering, Department of Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
David James, Ph.D., Professor of Bioprocess Engineering, Department of Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Access our exclusive speaker interviews when you download
the brochure today.
Book your trip now to join us in Berkeley, California
from September 8-10. Save 20% off
the standard rate when you register here and use code XB14189BLOG.
Questions? Comments? Want to get involved? Email me at mmadarasz@iirusa.com.
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