2026 Repligen Day of Innovation – North Carolina

Overview

Are you looking to intensify and simplify your upstream processes? Attend this one-day workshop to discover how process intensification can revolutionize operations by enhancing productivity, improving product quality, and reducing both CAPEX and OPEX. Repligen representatives will demonstrate key innovations and novel clarification technologies across a range of therapeutic modalities.

Regarding downstream processes, attendees will learn about how cutting-edge chromatography, TFF system technology, and fluid management solutions are driving process efficiencies and transforming traditional manufacturing. Gain insights into real-time process management and the growing industry trend toward single-use technology.

There will also be interactive classroom discussions and hands-on demonstrations of Repligen’s latest advancements.

May 19, 2026 9:30am - May 19, 2026 3:00pm

NCBiotech
15 TW Alexander Drive
Durham, NC, 27713

No Cost

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