Spring into STEM | Cell-free Manufacturing of Vaccines | Virtual Lecture Series
The conventional process of manufacturing vaccines and many medicines requires whole living cells, but what if you could recreate the processes that go on inside the cell itself? That has the potential us to make products far more efficiently, quickly, cheaply and sustainably.
Spring into STEM | Cell-free Manufacturing of Vaccines | Virtual Lecture Series
21 Apr 2023, 13:00 – 14:00
This online lecture will be given by Dr Beattie Melinek and Dr Salome De Sa Magalhaes and is the last of six presented by UCL Biochemical Engineering, part of the Spring into STEM webinars from UCL Engineering
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