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Scaling up Chinese hamster ovary cells using a process-controlled bioreactor
A biomanufacturing student enrolled in a Northeast Biomanufacturing Center and Collaborative (NBC2) program scales up Chinese hamster ovary cells using a process-controlled bioreactor.
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Supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program, NBC2 seeks to coordinate local and regional efforts into a national biomanufacturing education and training system to promote, create and sustain a qualified workforce. It does this by convening bioeconomy workforce roundtables that nurture biomanufacturing career pathways; facilitating partnerships between educators, employers and organizations to provide a
skilled biomanufacturing workforce; and providing hands-on education using biomanufacturing industry equipment, processes and current good manufacturing practices.
You can read more about NBC2 in the publication ATE Centers IMPACT: Partners with Industry for a new American Workforce. (Date image taken: unknown; date originally posted to NSF Multimedia Gallery: Sept. 2, 2017)
Credit: ATE Centers Impact 2016-2017 (www.atecenters.org)
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