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Evan Claes is teaching a three-hour short course on Analytical Quality-by-Design for ATMPs at today's DA-PBA symposium. Robust, real-time…
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Evan Claes is teaching a three-hour short course on Analytical Quality-by-Design for ATMPs at today's DA-PBA symposium.
Robust, real-time process monitoring is central to what we do at Antleron, and our work on model-driven analytical methods (soft sensors, in particular) is a great example of how that translates into practice for cell and gene therapy manufacturing.
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