Author Archives: Tony Allman

The continuing bioprocess automation brings new challenges. Industry 4.0 pushes us to strengthen the cohesion between people, processes and technologies. How can we develop systems and functions that provide an enhanced user experience and enable a substantial, organic relationship between software and people? Tacking on new functionality to existing solutions is one option, but the opportunity to rebuild using proven new approaches is too important to miss. Here we take you behind the scenes of our software development.

Freeing a port on a small bioreactor can increase its capability. We give you some practical examples how to allow a small bioreactor to outperform its original design limitations.

Using laboratory shakers in CO2 incubators has become a standard in many labs. However, for a successful outcome there are a couple of key factors that everyone should be aware of.

Several key factors are essential for successful fermentation of pichia pastoris. Here comes a brief and simple overview on what is needed for process optimization in terms of the capability of the hardware used.