Webinar
Intensification, not complication
November 05, 2024 04:00 PM Europe/Berlin
There are many ways to optimize or intensify a process – so how do you know which approaches are worth pursuing for your process?
This webinar is a good start.
Join us on 5 November to discuss general trends in process intensification and see real-world examples of where we have implemented intensification strategies successfully. We’ll also discuss where it makes sense to apply intensification in a given bioprocess workflow.
Learning Objectives
Which part of my process should I focus on intensifying?
What productivity gains could I realize from different approaches?
What are the potential environmental sustainability benefits to intensification?
Andreas Castan
Andreas is the Strategic Technologies Leader at Cytiva. In this role, Andreas provides leadership and support to Cytiva’s Bioprocess business. His main area of expertise is in upstream processing. During the last 20 years, Andreas has held several positions within biopharmaceutical development, including project and line management as well as manufacturing. Before joining Cytiva, Andreas was Director, Upstream Development at Swedish Orphan Biovitrum.
Ruth de la Fuente Sanz
Ruth is a well-rounded professional with over 15 years of experience in the bioprocess industry. Her background covers process development and equipment design for batch and continuous processing, as well as managing technical transfers and facility designs for commercial operations. Ruth's approach to designing unit operations is characterized by a holistic perspective, considering platform, technology, process conditions, facility integration, and user experience. With a focus on customer needs, she strives to provide flexible and cost-effective solutions. Ruth holds a master's degree in Chemical Engineering and an executive MBA. Currently, she serves as a Product Manager, supporting customers in process intensification strategies and the adoption of new technologies.
Niklas Jungnelius
Niklas Jungnelius is Process Modeling Leader at Cytiva. In this role, Niklas works with customers, industry associations and internal stakeholders to assess impacts of various process technology options and provide guidance in wisely choosing between these options to meet manufacturing objectives in terms of process economy, facility fit and environmental sustainability. Niklas holds a master’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Chalmers University of Technology and has 25 years of experience from various companies and positions in the life science industry, half of which from different strategic positions at Cytiva/GE Healthcare.