Exchanging Real-World Solutions to Improve Speed, Cost, and Predictability BioProcess International Conference & Exhibition September 2011

The BioProcess International Conference is your one-stop industry resource for driving down costs; improving quality; and achieving rapid, robust, and resilient process development and manufacturing. This is where challenges are explored, solutions are uncovered, and opportunities are developed — at the largest and most highly respected event solely dedicated to biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

New This Year

Symposia and Training

An expanded roster of preconference symposia will help you gain new skills and update your knowledge in a variety of areas:

Preconference Symposia, Monday, 31 October 2011: “Contamination Control — Lessons Learned, Best Practices, and Case Studies”; “Incorporating Single Use in Process Development and Scale-Up”;

“Understanding Lyophilization and Designing an Optimal Lyophilization Process”; “Global Strategies and Experience in the Development of Biosimilars”; “Case Studies of Process and Analytical Transfers in Biomanufacturing”; and “Using DoE Effectively for Process Characterization Without Getting Lost in the Statistics”

Training Courses, Tuesday and Wednesday 1–2 November 2011: “Introduction to Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing”; “Bioassay Method Development and Validation”; “Regulatory Requirements During Drug Development”; and “Introduction to Analytical Method Development and Validation for Therapeutic Proteins”

Tracks and Sessions

Keynote Speakers

Register Early

IBC has designed three and four-day conferences package options to fit all your needs. Early registration is encouraged to take advantage of preregistration discounts. Discounts are also available to groups of three or more. Find complete details online, or call 1-800-309-4078. When registering, please mention this priority code: BPIFESEPT.

Attendees Say …

“Always a great opportunity to get a very comprehensive overview of new trends in biologics process development, manufacturing aspects, and new trends in the biologics business.” — Wolfgang Noe (former VP of bioprocess development, Biogen Idec)

“A great opportunity for industrial networking.” — Joerg Von Hagen (R&D Manager, Merck)

“This conference is a great place to meet technical experts in the industry. I enjoyed exchanging research ideas with global companies and sparking new collaboration.” — Kelvin Lau (senior process engineer, Abbott)

“An excellent forum for sharing of lessons learned.” — Victor Awafo (deputy director of manufacturing technology, Sanofi Pasteur)