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Biomanufaturing Tools: Speeding from Concept to Commerce
14 - 16 May 2012
This module addresses the role of biomanufacturing in the overall
commercialisation of research from concept to end-user delivery. It
focuses on both technological and business drivers and examines
the latest tools available to accelerate the manufacturing stage in
the lifecycle of biological products.
The sessions are designed to give both the expert and non-expert
participants an overall understanding of the latest innovations which
are paving the way for the future. They consist of lectures and
participatory team working exercises delivered and led by experts
from industry, commerce and academia.
The three day module embraces three themes: R&D efficiency
in management and regulations; Advances in speeding up
manufacturing; Manufacturing – A business performance tool.
• Improving project management efficiency
• Improving Technology Transfer
• Regulatory requirements and control
• A single use approach – where it does and does not work
• Upstream to help downstream – a holistic approach
• Tools to speed-up candidate selection and process development
• Strategic cost analysis
• Manufacturing- business interface – a modelling approach
Inclusive in the programme is one of the Vision Programme
Executive Briefings which consists of a pre-dinner talk followed by
module dinner.
Who should attend?
This course is suitable for a wide range of delegates
interested in obtaining an overview of the interaction
between drivers of biopharmaceutical development/
manufacture and business decision making.
Monday 14 May
Research and Development
Efficiency
• Introduction to the Module
and Radical Approaches to
Bioprocess Development
• R&D and its Future
• Improving R&D Project
Efficiency
• How can we Speed up our
Regulatory Framework
• Managing Multiple Simultaneous
Projects in a Contract
Manufacturing Organisation
(Case Study)
Tuesday 15 May
Advances in Speeding up
Manufacturing
• An Ultra Scale-Down Platform
to Speed up Molecules Getting
to Market
• Process Driven Cell Engineering
to Speed Up Development
• An overview on disposables and
their impact on Manufacturing
• Modeling Techniques for
Strategic Cost Analysis
• VISION Briefing: Managing
Manufacturing Economics
• Module dinner
Wednesday 16 May
Manufacturing – A Business
Performance Tool
• Capturing the Process-Business
Interface in Biopharmaceutical
Manufacture
• Advanced Decisional Tools for
Evaluating the Robustness of
Optimal Purification Sequences
(Case Study)
Module Leaders
Eli Keshavarz-Moore, UCL
Andrew Sinclair, BioPharm Services Ltd
Academic Speakers
Daniel Bracewell, UCL
Suzanne Farid, UCL
Sofia Simaria, UCL
Industrial Speakers
Susan Dexter, Latham Biopharm Group
Sharon Grimster, in2phase Ltd
Andrew Brown, BioPharm Services Ltd
Mark Richardson, Richardson Associates Regulatory Affairs Ltd
VISION Briefing
Gunter Jagschies, GE Healthcare Life Sciences
The module costs £1300, with a £100 discount if you register before 16th April
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