Why Attend the Bioprocessing Summit Europe 2025?
Join the Bioprocessing Summit Europe 2025 to stay at the forefront of biomanufacturing and bioprocess innovation. This 3-day, 14-track conference offers the latest advancements in bioprocess R&D, including new streams on process modelling, digitalization, and expanded topics like AI, ML, advanced process control, cell culture, and analytics. With a strong focus on breakthroughs in cell, gene, and RNA therapies, this event is your go-to source for actionable strategies to optimize efficiency and sustainability in bioprocessing.
Don’t miss Sebastian Thuermann, Ph.D.’s talk on March 18, 2025, at 13:45 PM (CET), where he will discuss how Dual-Step Multi-Column Chromatography (MCC) integrated with the Octave Platform is transforming the pharmaceutical industry by driving economic and environmental sustainability. Learn about continuous processing innovations shaping the future of biomanufacturing!
On-Site Chromatography Experts
Carsten-René Arlt
Benjamin Chatillon
Sebastian Thuermann
Key Highlights
Join us at the Bioprocessing Summit Europe 2025 to explore the forefront of biomanufacturing and bioprocess innovation. Don’t miss the chance to connect, learn, and engage with leaders shaping the future of the field!
- 📍 Explore the Event Highlights: Experience a 3-day, 14-track conference packed with cutting-edge insights into bioprocess R&D, biomanufacturing efficiency, and next-generation biologics and genetic therapies.
- ✨ Discover the Latest Innovations: Dive into new content streams, including process modelling and digitalization. Explore expanded topics like machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), advanced process control, cell culture, downstream processing, and analytics, as well as breakthroughs in cell, gene, and RNA therapies.
- 🤝 Connect with Industry Leaders: Engage with fellow professionals and thought leaders from both industry and academia. Share ideas, discuss trends, and gain actionable strategies to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving bioprocessing field.
