Could Earth's gentle movements hold the key to scaling up cell therapy production? In this fascinating episode, cellular biologist and entrepreneur Olivier Detournay (CSO of Cellura) reveals how his groundbreaking bioreactor design, inspired by geophysics, is transforming difficult cell culture processes.
By mimicking natural planetary motions, his team at Celura has developed a low-shear stress bioreactor that elegantly solves common scale-up challenges.
Key takeaways for biotech professionals:
- Discover how reducing rotational speed in larger volumes (from 70 RPM at 150ml to just 4 RPM at 200L) enables seamless scale-up
- Learn why simplifying bioreactor design leads to better control over shear stress and mixing quality
- Explore how nature-inspired solutions could make cell therapy manufacturing more accessible and cost-effective
Whether you're working in process development or manufacturing, this episode offers invaluable insights into the future of bioprocessing.
Listen now to uncover how looking to nature might help solve your toughest scale-up challenges.
Connect with Olivier Detournay:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivier-detournay-5b157417
Cellura: https://cellura.io
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