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On-Demand Webinar: Research & Development Work to GMP Compliance
Transitioning laboratory equipment from research and development work to GMP compliance
Cell and gene therapy applications are projected to continue a global growth trajectory of more than 20% through 2025. Every year, more advances lead to new startup companies and partnerships. As you transition your discovery through research and development to commercial production in a GMP setting, your goal is to speed up that process by minimising variables. Laboratory equipment plays a key role in that process and should offer proven solutions.
Join Mary-Kay Bates, our Senior Global Cell Culture Scientist, in this webinar where she covers the following topics:
- Review the growth of regenerative medicine globally
- Provide an overview of GMP work and how it differs from basic research and development
- Explore the important ways that laboratory equipment can ease the transition, including composition materials, factory acceptance testing, cleaning and maintenance, and factory-trained support
Mary Kay Bates
Mary Kay Bates is a Senior Global Cell Culture Scientist with Thermo Fisher Scientific, where she provides cell culture expertise to colleagues and customers. Her knowledge is based on twenty years of experience in academic and industrial cell and molecular biology labs focusing on cancer and gene therapy, authoring several publications. Mary Kay holds an M.S. in microbiology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Join Mary-Kay Bates, our Senior Global Cell Culture Scientist, in this webinar where she covers the following topics:
- Review the growth of regenerative medicine globally
- Provide an overview of GMP work and how it differs from basic research and development
- Explore the important ways that laboratory equipment can ease the transition, including composition materials, factory acceptance testing, cleaning and maintenance, and factory-trained support
Mary Kay Bates
Mary Kay Bates is a Senior Global Cell Culture Scientist with Thermo Fisher Scientific, where she provides cell culture expertise to colleagues and customers. Her knowledge is based on twenty years of experience in academic and industrial cell and molecular biology labs focusing on cancer and gene therapy, authoring several publications. Mary Kay holds an M.S. in microbiology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison
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