A recent study by the Global Biological Standards Institute reported that 50 percent of preclinical research performed in the United States is not reproducible, and that the majority of that irreproducibility stems from issues with biological reagents and reference materials. For cell culture workflows, the threats of contamination and sample integrity are an ongoing challenge. In addition, accountability within the workflow has increased expectation.
In this informative webinar, the featured speakers will first look at the items to consider for the sample storage part of the cell culture workflow to ensure peace of mind. Next, they will look at an exciting new software solution that furthers peace of mind by ensuring trackability and traceability through all stages of the workflow, bridging the gap between the physical storage of cells and their auditable, trackable and traceable digital equivalents.
Join this webinar to learn about the different ways in which cell culture workflows in preclinical research can be made safe and traceable.
Speakers
Andrew Dunn, North America Marketing Manager, B Medical Systems
Andrew is the North America Marketing Manager at B Medical Systems and has over 20 years of experience with laboratory equipment, consumables and workflow solutions. Prior to B Medical Systems, Andrew was with NMS Labs, Epredia and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Patrick Dentinger, Chief Executive Officer, CellPort Software
Patrick Dentinger is the Founder and CEO of CellPort Software and has over 30 years of experience in the life sciences. His founding vision for the company was to do away with paper lab notebooks and excel spreadsheets and bring true digital transformation to cell manufacturing. Prior to launching CellPort in 2021, he was the Cofounder and CEO of Absorption Systems, the world leading CRO using validated, reliable, cell-based test systems to predict human outcomes in applications ranging from small molecule generic drug regulatory approvals to GMP potency assay release tests for commercially approved gene therapy products.
Gregory M. Banik, PhD, Vice President, Operations, CellPort Software
Greg Banik is Technology Executive with a 30-year track record of turning vision into reality. From scientific software to business database companies, he has assembled and led teams to create award-winning products at Bio-Rad, Molecular Simulations and AbbVie. His efforts to help define industry standards includes work as Co-Editor of the American Chemical Society Guide to Scholarly Communication and membership on both USP’s Pharmaceutical Quality Advisory Group as well the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) Committee on Publications and Cheminformatics Data Standards (CPCDS).
Who Should Attend?
Lab Managers, QA Managers and Research Scientists involved with cell culture, new lab start-ups and equipment/consumable management along with personnel who manage the cell culture lab’s IT solutions.
What You Will Learn
- How laboratory grade refrigerators and freezers are essential for the safe preservation of cell culture media
- How the right equipment’s design can help minimize the risk of contamination
- How a Software-as-a-Service platform (that maps the physical contents of laboratory grade refrigerators and freezers to a digital equivalent representation) can bring about traceability and transparency to cell-based operations and help address the reproducibility issue plaguing cell manufacturing and cell banking.
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B Medical Systems
B Medical Systems is a Luxembourg-based manufacturer and global distributor of medical refrigeration devices. Our mission at B Medical Systems is to create technology that helps save lives across the world. With our four decades of industry experience, we have developed a strong reputation as a customer-centric supplier of medical-grade refrigerators, freezers, and transport boxes that deliver the highest performance in terms of safety, efficiency and reliability. For more information, visit bmedicalsystems.com
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