A grounding in how a biologic moves from a cell line to a manufacturable process – and where programmes typically stall. Designed for scientists moving from research into development, and for teams who need a shared view of the whole pathway.
The emphasis is on industrial thinking: what needs to change as a concept progresses towards a reproducible, scalable and manufacturable process.
Topics covered
- The biologics CMC pathway and where cell line and upstream fit
- Host, vector and clone selection fundamentals
- Cell culture media, feeds and upstream process basics
- Scale-up, technology transfer and comparability
- CMC planning, risk and regulatory expectations
- Common failure points: stability, reproducibility, scalability, infrastructure
Who it's for
Academic researchers, spin-out teams, new process development scientists and cross-functional colleagues who work alongside development.
Where Z2 helps
Content, depth and format are tailored to your team and agreed with you in advance. Programmes can be combined into a single course – see Bespoke Training.