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In Situ Product Removal (ISPR) Techniques for Bioprocess Purification

In situ product removal (ISPR) is a critical technology that continuously separates and removes target biomolecules from the bioreactor stream during bioprocessing. This approach mitigates product inhibition, enhances yield, and transforms biomanufacturing into a continuous,… 

Cryopreservation and Cell Revival Techniques

This article details the advanced techniques used in cryopreservation, including controlled cooling rates and vitrification, and outlines the critical steps for safely reviving cryostored cells by removing cryoprotectants.

Advanced Nutrient Removal and Membrane Bioreactor Operation

This article details the complex biological and physical processes required for advanced nutrient removal (Nitrogen and Phosphorus) within Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) systems, focusing on the critical roles of specialized bacteria, operational control, and membrane function.

Optimizing Biocatalytic Reactors for Enhanced Biotransformation

This article explores the critical design and operational considerations for continuous biotransformation processes, focusing on reactor types (PBR, FBR, MBR) and strategies to overcome mass transfer limitations for enhanced enzyme efficiency.

Optimizing Algal Bioreactors: Continuous Flow and Scale-Up Strategies

This article explores the necessity of shifting to continuous flow photobioreactors (PBRs) to achieve industrial-scale algal biomass production. It details the mechanisms of continuous culture, addressing critical engineering challenges like light distribution, thermal management, and… 

Advanced Electrochemical Methods for Resource Recovery and Pollutant Remediation

This article explores advanced electrochemical techniques, such as membrane electrodialysis and electro-bioreactors, for simultaneously recovering valuable salts and remediating complex pollutants. These methods enhance resource efficiency by integrating physical separation with biological and electrochemical processes.