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Providence, RI 02903

Phone: 401-277-5000

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Biotechnology Professional Development & Advancement:
Tangential Flow Filtration


2013
Lecture
Workshop
Tuesday
Wednesday-Friday
Spring
April 30
May 1–3

Seminar is designed for individuals (engineers, scientists, managers, technical personnel and researchers) who require an in-depth review of the principles and their application to processes in the areas of Process Development, Manufacturing and Quality Assurance/ Validation.

The seminar is presented by John Rozembersky (see bio). With his hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of filtration and purification spanning close to 30 years with Millipore, Filtron, and Pall, John is internationally recognized as the leading authority in TFF in the biopharmaceutical sector from bench-top development to large scale manufacturing.

Lecture

A comprehensive one-day seminar on the applied principles and techniques used for tangential flow filtration applications. Course is designed to help individuals gain a solid understanding of the parameters and factors that affect TFF membrane performance and product recovery for biopharmaceutical applications. The seminar covers topics that will help define and identify current issues related to performance, scale up, optimization, cleaning (CIP), and methods development.

Lecture attendance limited to 35. Tuition: $695.

Workshop

This is a 3-day "hands-on" laboratory workshop course. Application trials will be performed using state-of-the-art bench-top systems. The workshop is a three-day comprehensive workshop following the lecture that incorporates both DFF and TFF technologies into three full-day lab exercises that mimic downstream purification studies in biopharma. Lecture is a pre-requisite for the workshop. Trial objectives will involve performing required initial membrane and element characterization, determining optimum operating conditions that will meet trial objectives, performing process runs to include concentration and diafiltration with complete data acquisition and analysis, and CIP to achieve maximum membrane recovery. Data developed in the trial will be applied to a scale-up system problem and SOP.

Laboratory attendance limited to 18.Tuition: $1,995 includes Excel TFF spreadsheet

Reservations are mandatory to assure placement.


Course Details


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For questions: contact John Rozembersky at johnjrozembersky@gmail.com