Principles of Fermentation Processes (MBI® Training, Bioprocess Industries)
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In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
18h
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Duration
3 Days
This three-day course will teach you how to specify a fermentation process and determine its economic feasibility.
You'll learn about different modes of fermentation and new developments in fermentation technology (single use bioreactors).
The course involves a series of lectures, case studies and a pilot plant visit.
It's aimed at scientists and engineers.
This course is part of the Modular Training for the Bioprocess Industries programme (MBI®), run by the Department of Biochemical Engineering at UCL.
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About this course
After completing this course you should be able to:
define different modes of fermentation and know their limitations
develop a suitable medium and perform a material balance
interpret fermentation data and use it effectively
characterise the kinetics of cell growth and how they apply to different cell systems
determine fermentation productivity and yields
develop a strategy for fermentation process development
This course is for scientists and engineers who want to familiarise themselves with fermentation processes.
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Subjects
- Engineering
- Scientists
- Bioprocess
- Biochemical engineering
- Biochemical
- Biomass growth kinetics
- Mass balancing
- Rapid bioprocessess
- Synthetic Biology
- Microcial media
Course programme
Teaching is in small classes, with an emphasis on interactive problem solving and case studies.
Each day will cover the following topics:
Day 1- Evaluation of different expression systems
- How upstream can help ease overall processing
- Fermentation mass balancing
- Biomass growth kinetics
- Case study: growth kinetics
- Case study: mass balancing
- Introduction to animal cell culture
- Different modes of fermentation
- Rapid bioprocessess development in synthetic biology company
- Case study: fermentation simulation
- Disposable bioreactor technologies: engineering characterisation and applications
- Case study: microbial media development
- Case study: control of substrate concentration during fed-batch operation
- Fermenter productivity and operating economics
Principles of Fermentation Processes (MBI® Training, Bioprocess Industries)