Short Course in Protein Chromatography
Engineering Fundamentals and Measurements
for Process Development and Scale-up May 13-18, 2007
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia
Course Director: Professor Giorgio Carta
This Course is SOLD OUT
Sponsored by: GE Healthcare
Chromatography has become an indispensable tool for the industrial
production of proteins and other
biotechnology products. Process development usually begins with
laboratory scale scouting tests to
determine suitable stationary phases and operating conditions. If
successful, the next step is the optimization of operating
conditions and scale-up. The aim of this course is to provide
insight in the theory of chromatography, an understanding of
fundamental engineering scale-up relationships, and an overview of
methodologies for the experimental measurement of scale-up
parameters and of optimization tools.
