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Registration now open!
Deadline for Abstract submission: 31st December 2018
Deadline for Early Bird Registration: 15th January 2019
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Register for 7th conference on
Physiology of Yeast & Filamentous Fungi
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Free Live Webinar on Cell Culture Scale-Up Using Stirred-Tank Single-Use Bioreactors
For cultivation of mammalian cells in biopharmaceutical research and manufacturing, single-use technology possesses several advantages to autoclavable material. Bioreactor scalability is critical to streamlining the adaptation of culture volumes during process development and manufacturing.
Join our colleague Michelet Dorceus when he discusses scale-up strategies using stirred-tank bioreactors. He underlines the theories with two cases studies on scale-up on mAB and virus production, respectively.
Date & Time:
Monday, October 29, 2018;
12pm EDT / 4pm GMT / 5pm CET
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News from EFB Czech Republic
Regional Branch Office
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EFB New Biotechnology JournalRoom temperature bioproduction, isolation and anti-microbial properties of stable elemental copper nanoparticles
In nanoparticle production there are a number of important considerations that must be made. Producing nanoparticles of uniform size and shape is vital, but no less important is ensuring the production process is as efficient as possible in time, cost and energy. Traditional chemical and physical methods of nanoparticle production often involve high temperatures and pressures, as well as the use of toxic substrates; in contrast the bioproduction of nanoparticles is greener and requires a smaller input of energy resources. Here we outline a method for the straightforward bioproduction of stable, uniform elemental (zero-valent) copper nanoparticles at room temperature, and demonstrate how their size and shape can be modified by subsequent pH manipulation. We also highlight a potential application for these biogenic copper nanoparticles by demonstrating their potential to inhibit bacterial growth.
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SCI EventMIBio 2018: Stability of Biopharmaceuticals - From molecular interactions to successful products
The MIBio conference series engages world leading experts from industry and academia in a discussion in how the latest molecular interaction based discoveries can be exploited in biopharmaceutical formulation to produce more effective, patient-friendly and safer therapeutic products.
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Annual Conference 2019Abstracts open
The Microbiology Society Annual Conference 2019 takes place between Monday 8 April – Thursday 11 April and will be held at the Belfast Waterfront, UK.
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Antimicrobial Resistance: Looking beyond the microbiological14 November 2018
The Society for Applied Microbiology will this year host its fourth Annual AMR Meeting for professionals working in the healthcare of humans and animals in relation to infection and use of antimicrobials.
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Outreach and Engagement Symposium14 November 2018
Are you a bioscientist wanting to do some or more outreach, public engagement or science communication? If so, this conference is for you! This symposium offers a great chance to gain skills, learn new ways to engage your audiences and get advice on reaching new audiences.
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EFB Events
Plant Biotechnology: Green for Good V
organised by EFB Czech Republic RBO
10 − 13 June 2019
Olomouc - Czech Republic
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European Federation of Biotechnology
Parc Cientific Barcelona
Baldiri Reixac 4-8
08028 Barcelona, Spain
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