Assess the role of automation within the cell characterization process for determining purity, identity, and potency of a cell product Recall cell separation and purification processes and techniques List and describe the steps of downstream processing, and commonly used methods used in upstream cell culture Explain how cells are genetically modified, as well as cell manufacturing facility/process requirements such as repository, documentation and facility training Assess how automation applies to cell characterization, and the challenges associated with the storage and movement of cells Construct a diagram of cell therapy supply chain Describe the process and purposes for collecting cord blood cells Describe how the cell manufacturing industry needs mechanical engineers at different levels of the cell therapy process, and identify their roles Assess the current ethical considerations and past controversies associated with cell engineering Quality control and quality assurance instructions Production and manufacturing technologies The course introduces cell therapy through the lens of a series of engineering problems or challenges which exist throughout the process.Įngineers will be able to develop solutions that improve scalability, automate processes, and maintain quality assurance with reduced labor costs of the reproduction of fragile living cells. You have 90 days to finish the course from the time of purchase.ĪSME’s Cell Manufacturing for Engineers online course is the only learning product designed specifically for engineering professionals that provides education on cell culture techniques, manufacturing and production processes, and regulatory and other business requirements. This self-study course is designed to be taken at your convenience, and on your own schedule.
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