Lifelong Learning Courses

NC State and DTU are developing eight new short courses aimed at industry professionals on topics that are particularly relevant to the future of biopharmaceutical manufacturing, including the manufacturing of vectors for gene and cell therapies, automation and process control, and analytical methods. Four of these courses are being co-developed and will be taught by faculty members and staff at both DTU and NC State and offered to students and industry professionals from both Denmark and the US.

New AIM-Bio Courses:

Applied Mass Spectrometry in Biomanufacturing

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Protein Precipitation/ Crystallization

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Introduction to Chemical Modification of Protein Therapeutics

Developers:

Gary Gilleskie, BTEC
Kurt Selle, BTEC
Sara Siegel, BTEC
Miles Calzini, BTEC
John Woodley, DTU Chemical Engineering

AAV Quality Attributes: Theory and Practice

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Introduction to Biopharmaceutical Lyophilization and Spray Drying

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Trends and Emerging Technologies in Downstream Biopharmaceutical Processing

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Automation, Process Control and Real-time Monitoring of Yeast Culture

Developers:

Ryan Barton, BTEC
Kurt Selle, BTEC
Miles Calzini, BTEC
Krist Gernaey, DTU Chemical Engineering
Christopher Workman, DTU Bioengineering

Upstream Production Process Development for Biopharmaceuticals

Developers:

Laurie Overton, BTEC
Kurt Selle, BTEC
Miles Calzini, BTEC
José Luis Martínez Ruiz, DTU Bioengineering

BTEC Legacy Courses Transferred to DTU

Hands-on cGMP Biomanufacturing Operations
- Developers:
  - Gary Gilleskie, BTEC
  - John Woodley, DTU Chemical Engineering
Cell Culture Engineering: A Single-Use Perspective
- Developers:
  - Laurie Overton, BTEC
  - Melody Lao, BTEC
  - Lasse Ebdrup Pedersen, DTU Bioengineering
Global Regulatory Affairs for Medical Products
- Developers:
  - Gary Gilleskie, BTEC
  - John Woodley, DTU Chemical Engineering

DTU Biotech Lifelong Learning Program

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