AdBIOPRO Symposium 2025
AdBIOPRO, VINNOVA Competence Centre for Advanced BioProduction by Continuous Processing, organizes a symposium, AdBIOPRO Symposium 2025 - Bioproduction of Therapeutic Biologics in Stockholm.
We would like to invite you to this event. As previously, the theme will be Bioproduction of Therapeutic Biologics, covering process development, formulation, characterization, for biologics such as proteins, viral vectors, cells, etc. It will feature achievements of the Competence Centre AdBIOPRO, will welcome your contribution to the program and will be a great opportunity for networking. This year the event will be also available via webconference (virtual), although attending in person is encouraged since the event will be a very nice opportunity for networking.
AdBIOPRO is a Competence Centre focusing on Advanced BioProduction by Continuous Processing focusing on biologics produced by mammalian/human cells, including cells as products, a collaboration of groups from KTH (Prof. Veronique Chotteau, Prof. Sophia Hober, Prof. Johan Rockberg, Prof. Torbjörn Gräslund, Prof. Håkan Hjalmmarsson, Prof. Elling Jacobsen), Lund University (Prof. Bernt Nilsson), Karolinska Centre for Cell Therapy (Assoc. Prof. Pontus Blomberg), Karolinska Institutet (Assoc. Prof. Evren Alici), Linköping University (Prof. Daniel Aili), AlfaLaval, ArgusEye, BioInvent, BioLamina, Cellcolabs, Cellevate, Cytiva, Merck Breez, MAGic Bioprocessing, MeteNova, a company of Repligen, NorthX Biologics, Nyctea, Servier, TimeGate and Valneva.
Time and place
Time: 13th of Oct 9:30 to 18:00 (and optional dinner) and 14th of Oct 8:30 to 12:30, 2025.
Venue: KTH, AlbaNova Centre, Roslagstullsbacken 21, SE114 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Register for the AdBIOPRO Symposium 2025
Contact for questions and inquiries: Sofia Renblad and Veronique Chotteau , please mention AdBIOPRO2025 Symposium.
We are looking forward to meeting you at the AdBIOPRO Symposium 2025!
Presentations
Downstream purification strategies for complex antibodies - Andreas Jonsson, Cytiva.
Biofabrication strategies of 3D in vitro tissue and disease models, and materials for cell transplantation for wound healing - Daniel Aili, Linköpings University.
Engineering of mammalian cell factories for production of challenging biologics - Magdalena Malm, KTH.
Digital bioprocessing using electro-responsive brushes - Gustav Ferrand-Drake del Castillo, Nyctea Technologies.
Biolaminin as a Defined Substrate for Automated Cell Culture at Scale - Evan Lee Graham, BioLamina.
Heterogeneity in an Adeno-Associated Virus Transfection-Based Production Process Limits the Production Efficiency - Sofia Tunmats, KTH.
HEK aggregates as model for optimizing stem cell bioprocessing parameters - Meeri Mäkinen, KTH.
Integration of buffer recycling in advances antibody downstream processes - Julius Klemens Lorek, Lund University.
Adeno-associated virus production intensification by continuous bioprocess with repeated transfections in high cell-density perfusion bioreactors - Ye Zhang, KTH.
Enhancing biomanufacturing: A scaled-down continuous centrifuge for efficient cell harvesting and technology transer - Michaela Dölle, KTH.
Model-based feed-medium optimization for mAb yield maximization produced by CHO cells under perfusion culture - Kévin Colin, Université de Lorraine.
Removal of inhibitory compounds from high cell density cultures for transient production of rAAV - William Larsson, KTH.
