The number of gene therapy applications based on viral vectors are growing and small-scale manufacturing processes are increasingly requiring scaling up to commercial processes.
Numerous challenges must be overcome in scaling-up to full commercial production Undesired outcomes may slip through if not monitored carefully during the process development.
In this webinar we will show how MiniTEM can reveal powerful data where traditional assays have limitations.
With the introduction of the MiniTEMâ„¢ system, transmission electron microscopy has become an accessible method for routine testing in bioprocessing. Through automated image acquisition, particle detection and classification MiniTEM can provide both high-resolution images and reliable quantitative data in a very short turnaround time.
Register to this webinar to learn more.
Presented by
Josefina Nilsson,
Head of EM Services
Dr. Josefina Nilsson joined Vironova in 2007, at an early phase of the company. She has since then served to shape the company’s evolving services and solutions related to sub-visible particle characterization for the pharmaceutical industry.
Vironova is a Swedish company offering unique services for nanoparticle -characterization and viral clearance testing together with hardware and software solutions for advanced electron microscopy image analysis.
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Martin Ryner,
Manager Strategic Development, Vironova AB
One of the pioneers behind the Vironova software inventions for analyzing and quantifying viral structures in electron microscopy imagery. At Vironova Martin has been managing system development and techniques for data mining, machine learning and viral expression measurements.
Before joining Vironova Martin has also developed E-commerce models for Retail industry and control systems for industry automation. Martin has a solid foundation in applied mathematics from Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm Sweden.
