Speakers & Sessions 2022
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Dr. Jack Cordrey Bioprocess Applications Specialist – 3M |
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Title Lecture: Breaking Down Barriers to Replace Your Current Polishing Chromatography with Novel Single Use Membrane Absorbers Summary: Resin-based chromatography is the current ‘go-to’ choice for downstream polishing processes, especially at commercial scale. However, new challenges faced by bioprocessing, such as single-use flexible manufacturing, would destine the adoption of membrane absorbers. But, even with the promised benefits of membrane absorbers, why has adoption not occurred? Is it cost? Is it robustness and scalability? In this talk, 3M presents barriers to the implementation of other commercially available membrane absorbers and how 3M’s combined expertise in materials science and bioprocessing delivers a next-generation membrane absorber in 3MTM Polisher ST featuring a dual anion exchange non-woven chromatographic media that offers data-driven scalability, robustness, viral and problematic host cell protein clearance and overall process intensification and simplification that can fundamentally improve and replace your current polishing chromatography processes. About the speaker: Dr. Jack Cordrey is a Bioprocess Applications Specialist for 3M Separation and Purification Science Division, providing technical support and application advice to customers. Prior to joining 3M, Jack worked as a Process Engineer in two start-up companies, Exactmer Ltd., which aimed to leverage organic solvent nanofiltration and process analytical technologies for commercial scale liquid phase oligonucleotide synthesis, and Xampla Ltd., which sort to create bioplastics for the microencapsulation of fine fragrances and nutraceuticals made from pea proteins. Jack obtained his PhD and Master of Engineering from Imperial College London. His doctoral research focused on the innovation and development of the Nanostar Sieving Technology used by Exactmer Ltd. |
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Edward Best Global Regulatory Manager - Watson Marlow |
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Title Lecture: X-ray Irradiation of SUT Products as an Alternative to Gamma Ed Best is the Global Regulatory Manager at Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS). Prior to joining Watson-Marlow, Ed held the position of R&D Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific leading a team of chemists and microbiologists developing in vitro diagnostic devices. He has a degree in Chemistry from the Newcastle University, UK and has pharmaceutical industry experience gained from working for Broughton Laboratories, a pharmaceutical analytical services laboratory in North Yorkshire, UK. |
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Single Use Event 2022
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2022-09-13
2022-09-13
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