What’s the secret to turning a cutting-edge scientific breakthrough into a commercial biotech success?

For every inspiring lab discovery, countless prototypes stall before ever reaching the market. The barriers? Securing the right beta testers, outmanoeuvring industry giants, and building teams who understand not just the science, but the user experience from bench to bedside.

In this episode of the Smart Biotech Scientist Podcast, David Brühlmann welcomes Chervee Ho, CEO & Co-Founder of BioChromatographix International. Chervee isn’t just developing breakthrough column technologies - she’s navigating the trenches of commercialization, from resource-stretched startups to partnering with risk-averse manufacturers. With hands-on experience turning innovative science into robust data and real-world adoption, Chervee shares candid lessons from her journey building a biotech company from the ground up.

Here are three reasons you can’t miss this episode:

• From Lab Bench to Market: Learn why finding the right beta testing partner is less about luck and more about networking, shared goals, and mutual resource investment - and why a methodical, step-by-step approach beats wishful thinking every time.
• Winning Against the Big Players: Discover how niche focus, third-party validation, and scientific partnership allow startups like BioChromatographix International to carve out space - even when competing against chromatography industry giants.
• The Human Factor: Chervee reveals why startup success is all about mindset - resilience, adaptability, and startup “muscle” - far more than specific credentials. If you want to build a team ready for the marathon of commercialization, don’t miss these culture insights.

Ready to level up your biotech commercialization strategy? Tune in and hear how to accelerate your technology from concept to clinic - without losing focus, funds, or your sanity.

Connect with Chervee Ho:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cherveeho

Website: www.biochromatographix.com

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Every year, cutting-edge biomedical technologies are left stranded in the lab, not for lack of innovation, but because they miss the crucial leap from technical performance to genuine industry adoption. The gap between scientific brilliance and commercial success is deceptively simple: deeply understanding and building for your customer’s real-world pain points.

In this episode, David Brühlmann welcomes Chervee Ho, CEO & Co-Founder of BioChromatographix International. With a background at the intersection of biotechnology and commercial strategy, Chervee has helped reshape how startups approach product development to actually get adopted in conservative markets. From her early days in biotech to launching Singapore’s next-generation monolithic chromatography company, Chervee advocates for honest conversations, real customer feedback, and an unflinching commitment to building solutions that people want - not just what scientists think they need.

Here are three reasons you can’t afford to miss this conversation:

• Commercial Thinking from Day One: Technical superiority is just the start; Chervee reveals how embedding commercial strategy from the earliest stages, long before the product is ‘perfect’, ensures your innovation will actually be used. Start with end-user needs and map backward.
• Designing for Adoption, Not Just Performance: Don’t fall in love with your tech. Discover how BioChromatographix adopted a customer-centric “design for adoption” approach, integrating products into current workflows, minimizing disruption, and collecting real-life feedback that shaped commercial-ready solutions.
• Bridging the Science-to-Market Divide: Learn how continuous customer engagement, ruthless validation of pain points, and smart use of public data (even while protecting IP) can transform a great idea into a market-ready, trust-building product.

Ready to close the gap between invention and adoption? Tune in to discover why commercial thinking isn’t just for the sales team and how it’s the secret weapon for any biotech scientist wanting to make a lasting impact.

Don’t just innovate - get your technology into the hands of those who need it most.

Connect with Chervee Ho:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cherveeho

Website: www.biochromatographix.com

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Speaking of innovative tools to solve bioprocess development challenges, we're building an AI platform that transforms CMC overwhelm into predictable development success (launching early 2026). Join the waitlist here: https://david-jkhjdoje.scoreapp.com

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What if the secret to making continuous bioprocessing practical, sustainable, and far simpler has been shaking - literally - just beneath our feet?

For years, the industry has grappled with the complexities of continuous manufacturing, with technologies like ATF (alternating tangential flow) steadily dominating the perfusion landscape. But what if there's a game-changer right around the corner - a technology that vibrates membranes, not workflows, promising both higher performance and a greener footprint?

Enter Jarno Robin, a pioneering force in membrane filtration and Pharma Business Development Director at Sani Membranes. With two decades of experience implementing ATF and championing continuous innovation in bioprocessing, Jarno isn’t just speculating about change—he’s building it. In this episode, host David Brühlmann gets hands-on with Jarno as they unpack Sani’s patented Vibro Membrane Filtration (VMF) technology and its bold promise to transform upstream and downstream bioprocessing.

Here are three reasons you can’t afford to miss this conversation:

• Vibration Over Crossflow: Sani’s VMF system shakes up conventional wisdom by using vibration to generate turbulence, achieving uniform transmembrane pressure, reducing cell damage, and enabling robust, scalable separations across applications from mAbs to cultivated meat and even challenging mRNA workflows.
• Seamless Tech Swap (and Sustainability): Transitioning from ATF or TFF to VMF? Jarno explains how the setup is surprisingly straightforward, requires fewer connections at scale, dramatically cuts chemical use, and can slash your environmental footprint, as membranes last years instead of months.
• Innovation Demands Resilience: Beyond equipment specs, Jarno pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to drive innovation in pharma: relentless belief, hours of extra work, and the patience to let good data - and internal advocates - build momentum for change.

Ready to see bioprocessing through a new lens? Tune in to discover how vibrating membranes may help you simplify your CMC development pipeline, reduce waste, and position your organization for a more continuous, efficient future.

Connect with Jarno Robin:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jarno-robin

Website: www.sanimembranes.com

Curious about continuous processing challenges and breakthroughs? Don’t miss these previous episodes.

• Episodes 39-40: Balancing Perfusion Process Development and Sustainability with Jochen Sieck
• Episodes 85-86: Bioprocess 4.0: Integrated Continuous Biomanufacturing with Massimo Morbidelli
• Episodes 153-154: The Future of Bioprocessing: Industry 4.0, Digital Twins, and Continuous Manufacturing Strategies with Tiago Matos

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Ready to eliminate CMC chaos and hit your IND timeline with absolute certainty? Get the complete Notion CMC Dashboard at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech/p/cmc-dashboard-for-biotech-founders - the proven roadmap that's guided successful mAb programs to hit their IND submission deadlines.

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What if one of biotech’s biggest production breakthroughs was hiding in plain sight? Not in a new gene or a wonder drug, but in the way we process and purify biologics.

Perfusion technology, once dismissed as a pipedream in top biopharma boardrooms, is now quietly powering some of the industry’s most efficient and productive manufacturing platforms. Yet, transforming perfusion from controversial buzzword to gold standard required timing, vision, and a willingness to break from tradition.

In this episode, host David Brühlmann sits down with Jarno Robin, a bioprocessing pioneer whose 20+ year journey spans industry giants like Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, and Leo Pharma. Jarno has championed upstream continuous processes, including ATF and TFF, for decades, and now, as a leader at Sani Membranes, he’s unleashing the next evolution: Vibro® Membrane Filtration, an innovation set to upend conventional wisdom about fouling, pressure loss, scalability, energy usage, and more.

Here are three reasons you’ll want to listen to Jarno’s journey:

• Innovation Versus Industry Inertia: Behind every platform shift are years of resistance. Jarno recounts how timing, advocacy, and matching the right data with the right decision-makers finally made perfusion mainstream, even after company leaders proclaimed, “We will never ever run perfusion.”
• State-of-the-Art and the Next Frontier: ATF and TFF remain dominant, but their limitations, like membrane fouling, scale-up headaches, and high energy needs, are real. Jarno explains how Vibro® Membrane Filtration addresses these pain points with a radically new design, offering lower pressure loss, less fouling, higher cell densities, and surprisingly low energy consumption.
• Practical Wisdom for Bioprocess Developers: Should you always run a control in process development? How do you translate lab-scale wins to robust, money-earning production? Jarno shares counterintuitive advice based on decades of hands-on success and mistakes.

Curious how you can optimize your process technology and sidestep costly pitfalls? Listen to this episode and discover how “timing is everything” in bioprocessing innovation and whether new filtration methods could help you leap ahead.

Connect with Jarno Robin:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jarno-robin

Website: www.sanimembranes.com

Curious about continuous processing challenges and breakthroughs? Don’t miss these previous episodes.

• Episodes 39-40: Balancing Perfusion Process Development and Sustainability with Jochen Sieck
• Episodes 85-86: Bioprocess 4.0: Integrated Continuous Biomanufacturing with Massimo Morbidelli
• Episodes 153-154: The Future of Bioprocessing: Industry 4.0, Digital Twins, and Continuous Manufacturing Strategies with Tiago Matos

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Ready to eliminate CMC chaos and hit your IND timeline with absolute certainty? Get the complete Notion CMC Dashboard at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech/p/cmc-dashboard-for-biotech-founders

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The promise of advanced cell therapies is undeniable, but as demand skyrockets, the challenges of taking a living drug from bench to bedside have never been greater. Each batch brings variability, each jurisdiction adds regulatory hurdles, and every strategic decision can determine whether a lifesaving therapy reaches patients or fizzles out behind clinical barriers.

Lindsay Davies is a leading figure in the cell and gene therapy field, serving as Vice President-Elect for Europe at the International Society of Cell and Gene Therapy (ISCT). She is Chief Scientific Officer at NextCell Pharma, co-founder of QVance, and founder of the consultancy CellTherEx. With over 20 years of experience across academia and industry, she brings deep expertise in MSC manufacturing, process development, and commercialization of advanced therapies. Here are three reasons this episode is a must-listen:

• Manufacturing at Scale, Without Compromise: Lindsay shares why NextCell Pharma has stuck with large-scale 2D manufacturing for MSCs, leveraging cell morphology and a patented donor selection algorithm to reduce batch-to-batch variability while maximizing reproducibility and safety, even when treating hundreds from a single batch.
• Smart Scaling: Up, Out, or Both? The debate isn’t just academic. Lindsay explores when it makes sense to scale up processes versus scaling out to multiple manufacturing sites. She highlights how harmonizing global regulatory expectations and moving to closed 2D systems can lower costs, de-risk production, and bring life-changing therapies to more patients worldwide.
• Network or Nowhere: Lindsay calls out the myth of the lone innovator, championing the crucial role of strategic networking, partnership models, including “sweat equity”, and early regulatory engagement as keys to avoiding the common commercialization pitfalls that stall so many promising ATMPs.

Wondering how to navigate the twin challenges of process control and commercial viability in ATMP development? This episode offers a rare, candid roadmap from the front lines.

Connect with Lindsay Davis:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-c-davies

Website: www.nextcellpharma.com

If you're interested in breakthroughs in cell therapy, here's what some of our previous guests have shared from the front lines of innovation:

• Episodes 105-106: From Proteins to Cell Therapy: Why ATMPs Aren't Just Complex Biologics with Oliver Kraemer
• Episodes 109-110: Spinning Like Earth: Designing Low-Shear Bioreactors for Better Cell Culture with Olivier Detournay
• Episodes 125-126: How to Enhance Cell Engineering Using Mechanical Intracellular Delivery with Armon Sharei

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Ready to eliminate CMC chaos and hit your IND timeline with absolute certainty? Get the complete Notion CMC Dashboard at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech/p/cmc-dashboard-for-biotech-founders - the proven roadmap that's guided successful mAb programs to hit their IND submission deadlines.

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The key to conquering autoimmune diseases and type 1 diabetes may lie not in replacing lost cells, but in retraining the immune system using cells already within the body.

Biotech is increasingly exploring stem cell therapies, but a quieter revolution is brewing: stromal cell therapy. These master “coordinators” aren’t about rebuilding tissues molecule by molecule - instead, they orchestrate an anti-inflammatory response, offering new hope for conditions once considered incurable.

In this episode of the Smart Biotech Scientist Podcast, host David Brühlmann speaks with Lindsay Davies, a leading expert in advanced therapies. She is the CSO at NextCell Pharma, consultant at CellTherEx, and co-founder of QVance, a QC analytics provider for ATMPs. Recently elected Vice President Elect for Europe at ISCT, Lindsay also chairs its European Industry Committee and serves on multiple task forces. With over 20 years bridging academia and industry, she’s helped shape the full lifecycle of cell-based therapies, from development to commercialization.

Here are three reasons why you can’t miss this episode:

• Stromal Cells - The Unsung Heroes: Discover the essential distinction between stem cells (the “builders”) and stromal cells (the “coordinators”), and how harnessing the latter’s unique immune-modulatory powers is unlocking treatments for diabetes, COVID-19, and autoimmune diseases.
• A Manufacturing Mindset Shift: Lindsay explains why scaling out cell therapies defies the “plug-and-play” approaches of traditional biologics manufacturing. With cell quality so sensitive to environmental shifts, the key lies in process simplicity, early regulatory collaboration, and deep biological understanding - especially when donor variability enters the mix.
• Allogeneic Therapies Made Real: Thanks to umbilical cord-derived stromal cells, treatments can be manufactured at scale, stored frozen, and delivered on demand - no patient matching required. The result? Outpatient infusions, no side effects, and effects lasting up to five years, dramatically simplifying lives for those with chronic inflammatory conditions.

Ready to rethink how cell therapies are changing medicine - and what it could mean for your bioprocessing strategy? Hit play and find out how Lindsay Davis is redefining what’s possible in advanced therapy manufacturing.

Connect with Lindsay Davis:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-c-davies

Website: www.nextcellpharma.com

If you're interested in breakthroughs in cell therapy, here's what some of our previous guests have shared from the front lines of innovation:

• Episodes 105-106: From Proteins to Cell Therapy: Why ATMPs Aren't Just Complex Biologics with Oliver Kraemer
• Episodes 109-110: Spinning Like Earth: Designing Low-Shear Bioreactors for Better Cell Culture with Olivier Detournay
• Episodes 125-126: How to Enhance Cell Engineering Using Mechanical Intracellular Delivery with Armon Sharei

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Ready to eliminate CMC chaos and hit your IND timeline with absolute certainty? Get the complete Notion CMC Dashboard at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech/p/cmc-dashboard-for-biotech-founders - the proven roadmap that's guided successful mAb programs to hit their IND submission deadlines.

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The promise of cultured food is undeniable: delicious, sustainable meat and fish grown without the need for traditional farming. But the journey from lab bench to supermarket shelf is filled with complex regulatory, technological, and consumer acceptance challenges. The big question: how do we transform small-scale breakthroughs into global food production realities?

In this episode of the Smart Biotech Scientist Podcast, host David Brühlmann sits down with Richard Alldread, CTO of The Cultured Hub - a unique joint venture between Givaudan, Bühler, and Migros - positioned at the intersection of flavor, food processing, and retail expertise.

Richard Alldread has led process and technology development across the biopharmaceutical sector, with roles at major biotech corporations and brings decades of experience from the biopharma world into the food tech sphere, helping innovative startups bridge the gap from promising lab results to economically and technically scalable food products.

Here are three reasons to keep listening:

• Scaling Up, Not Just Out: Richard exposes why many food startups stumble: overly complex, non-scalable processes and the misapplication of biopharma’s single-use equipment. Instead, the food industry is reigniting interest in robust stainless steel facilities to meet the vastly greater scale and lower margins of food versus pharma.
• From Bench to Market: The Cultured Hub isn’t just about tanks and tech; it’s a one-stop shop where startups gain hands-on access to commercial-scale bioreactors, regulatory expertise, and direct links to the whole value chain, from flavor development to supermarket shelves.
• Consumer Acceptance Is (Still) King: No matter how flawless the process or affordable the meat, Richard emphasizes that success hinges on consumer adoption. The industry’s greatest test isn’t technological, it’s shifting perceptions of cultured foods to turn curiosity into routine repeat purchases.

Ready to hear what it really takes to transition cultured food from niche curiosity to supermarket staple? Dive into this episode and discover the hard truths, emerging solutions, and industry insights driving the next food revolution.

Connect with Richard Alldread:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/richard-alldread-01923644

Website: www.theculturedhub.com

Want to hear more perspectives on the future of cell-based food? Don’t miss these previous episodes:

• Episodes 55-56: Cultivated Meat: A Promising Future or an Inevitable Bubble? with Steven Lang
• Episodes 45-46: From Lab to Table: The Science Behind Cultivated Meat with Petra Hanga
• Episodes 15-16: Bacon Without Pigs? Innovations in Cultivated Meat Manufacturing with Beat Thalmann

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Ready to eliminate CMC chaos and hit your IND timeline with absolute certainty? Get the complete Notion CMC Dashboard at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech/p/cmc-dashboard-for-biotech-founders - the proven CMC roadmap for IND submission.

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What if the secrets to feeding the planet - and democratizing access to future protein - were hiding in the core toolkit of biopharma?

The worlds of biopharmaceuticals and cultured food may seem galaxies apart, but at their heart, both rely on remarkably similar technology: media, bioreactors, and cell processing. Yet, as demand grows for sustainable, affordable protein for the masses, innovators are confronting a challenge bigger than scale.

This week, host David Brühlmann welcomes Richard Alldread, Chief Technology Officer at The Cultured Hub, a groundbreaking joint venture between three Swiss industry leaders that specializes in developing and scaling cell culture processes for cultivated foods.

Most of Richard’s career has been dedicated to leading process and technology development initiatives within the biopharmaceutical industry. He has held key roles at major biotech organizations. He now leads the charge in applying high-tech bioprocessing to the ultimate scale-up: cultivated food. His journey from pioneering life-saving biologics to reimagining food production offers a rare insider’s view of biotech’s next frontier.

Here are three reasons you can’t miss this episode:

• Bioprocessing’s Universal Blueprint: Richard breaks down the striking similarities between pharmaceuticals and food - media, bioreactors, sterility - but reveals why the economics and scale make cultivated food an entirely new beast.
• From Clinic to Kitchen: Discover how the shift from producing grams of life-saving drugs for the West to tons of affordable protein for global tables flips traditional priorities, pushing innovation in cost reduction, media development, and facility design.
• The Art of Keeping it Simple: Richard shares a contrarian philosophy: the best processes need fewer high-tech analytics, not more. He weighs in on where digital tools, modeling, and even AI fit into building robust, scalable bioprocesses for the food industry.

Curious about how the lessons of biopharma might feed the world? Dive into this episode to uncover the biggest technical, economic, and biological hurdles - and why the next big leap in bioprocessing may end up on our dinner plates.

Connect with Richard Alldread:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/richard-alldread-01923644

Website: www.theculturedhub.com

Want to hear more perspectives on the future of cell-based food? Don’t miss these previous episodes:

• Episodes 55-56: Cultivated Meat: A Promising Future or an Inevitable Bubble? with Steven Lang
• Episodes 45-46: From Lab to Table: The Science Behind Cultivated Meat with Petra Hanga
• Episodes 15-16: Bacon Without Pigs? Innovations in Cultivated Meat Manufacturing with Beat Thalmann

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocess development: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

🧬 Ready to eliminate CMC chaos and hit your IND timeline with absolute certainty? Get the complete Notion CMC Dashboard at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech/p/cmc-dashboard-for-biotech-founders - the proven CMC roadmap for IND submission.

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What if the missing link to resilient European bioproduction is not just another breakthrough technology, but the ability to continuously learn, adapt, and collaborate?

In a rapidly shifting biotech landscape, innovation isn’t only driven by technical prowess. Behind every robust production process and every cutting-edge therapy, there’s a team empowered with both technical expertise and the soft skills necessary to thrive.

In this episode, host David Brühlmann explores the human side of bioproduction with Sandrine Lemoine, CEO of Immerscio.bio, who has dedicated her career to transforming talent development in the industry. Sandrine Lemoine brings a unique perspective to biotech training: as both an executive coach and a veteran of pharmaceutical leadership roles, she founded Immerscio.bio to bridge the gap between innovation and workforce development. Her work focuses on immersive, flexible training that prepares biotech professionals - new and experienced alike - for the evolving demands of modern bioproduction, keeping Europe’s talent future-ready.

Here are three reasons why you shouldn’t miss this episode:

• Soft Skills as a Catalyst: Sandrine reveals why leadership, collaboration, and a “co-construction” approach are critical to effective innovation in bioproduction, not just as buzzwords, but as real drivers of successful project delivery.
• Continuous Learning as a Strategy: Discover how Immerscio.bio’s adaptable training modules keep professionals ahead of the curve in a field defined by fast regulatory shifts, automation, and new therapies - arming teams for every transition, from immunology pivots to advanced manufacturing technologies.
• Resilience through Workforce Development: As Europe faces unprecedented talent shortages and global competition, Sandrine explains how investing in people and fostering a habit of lifelong learning is key to healthcare sovereignty and the industrialization of scientific progress.

Ready to upgrade your own bioprocessing career or build a future-ready team? This conversation will inspire you to see training not as a checkbox, but as your greatest tool for impact in biotech.

Connect with Sandrine Lemoine:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sandrine-lemoine-ba244a58

Website: https://immerscio.bio

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocessing development and manufacturing: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

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What if the road to bioproduction mastery started not in the lab, but with how you train your people?

Traditional biotech education often ends at theory, leaving graduates unprepared for the fast-paced world of manufacturing. But what if the key to faster, safer, and more scalable bioprocessing is digital immersion, letting scientists train in a virtual facility before they ever enter a real one?

This week, David Brühlmann welcomes Sandrine Lemoine, CEO of Immerscio.bio, to the Smart Biotech Scientist Podcast. With over 25 years spanning R&D, manufacturing strategy, and executive coaching, Sandrine has seen firsthand the widening gap between academic training and the urgent needs of industry. Now, she’s tackling the bioproduction talent shortage head-on through digital modules, built for skills, not just knowledge. From international team leadership to championing hands-on, immersive learning, Sandrine’s mission is to future-proof the workforce our industry desperately needs.

Here are three reasons you should queue up this episode:

• Immersive Digital Training Meets Industry Demand: Sandrine explains how 100% digital courses - leveraging 3D simulations, serious games, and virtual reality - are bridging the gap between academic theory and operational reality.
• Collaborating With Industry, Evolving With Technology: Immerscio.bio’s modules aren’t static. Developed by a consortium of major pharma and biotech companies, they’re constantly updated through direct feedback and partnership to keep pace with ever-changing technology and regulations - ensuring every learner gains relevant, up-to-date skills.
• Beyond Technical Skills: Building the Right Mindset: Technical expertise alone won’t cut it. Sandrine shares how soft skills like critical thinking, autonomy, and quality mindset are intentionally woven into training, preparing new hires and career-changers for the demands of a high-stakes, rapidly evolving field.

Curious how digital and AI-supported training could accelerate your team’s readiness and your career? Listen in to discover how Immerscio.bio is redefining workforce development, and get inspired to rethink your own approach to learning.

Connect with Sandrine Lemoine:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sandrine-lemoine-ba244a58

Website: https://immerscio.bio

Next step:

Book a free consultation to help you get started on any questions you may have about bioprocessing development and manufacturing: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/call

Develop bioprocessing technologies better, faster, at a fraction of the cost with our 1:1 Strategy Call: The quickest and easiest way to excel biotech technology development. Book your call at https://stan.store/SmartBiotech

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