2015 BioProcess International European Summit

Event date 14 April 2015 – 16 April 2015

Location Swissotel Dusseldorf Hotel, Dusseldorf, Germany

BPI is Informa’s largest European biopharm event. With the upward trend showing an increasing need for the production of biopharmaceuticals at a consistently higher quality and volumes, the importance of developing an effective and efficient bioprocess have never been more significant. The BioProcess International Europe Summit is closely regarded as Europe’s key conference for addressing issues, breakthroughs and developments covering the whole development cycle for the bioprocessing industry. Topics covered include biosimilars, biobetters, manufacturing strategies, QbD, cell culture and upstream processing, recovery and purification, formulation and analytical strategies. • No of Attendee’s: 400+ • No of Participating Companies: 176 • Conference Rating: 4.2 out of 5 • Networking Rating: 4.5 out of 5

Categories

  • downstream processing
  • cell culture
  • upstream processing
  • novel therapies
  • analytical methods
  • formulation and pre formulation
  • adc
  • biosimilars
  • continuous bioprocessing
  • continuous manufacturing
  • bpi

Contacts

Daniel Barry

Press contact Dr BPI Europe Project Manager

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