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Fermentation and Separation for the Food & Drug Industries

2/2/14 to 2/4/14
Texas A&M University
2476 TAMU
College Station, TX
United States
Contact: Yongjae Lee
Annual Short Course  
 
Industrial Food & Drug Fermentationand Separation Biotechnology:
Principle, Process, Recovery, and Product
 
February 2-4, 2014
 
 Provide practical training in the field of cell culture, bioreactor operation, bioprocess paradigm, and separation technology
 Review new technologies in the fermentation and separation biotechnology
 Demonstrate a ”hand-on” pilot-scale experiments
 Trends of industrial fermentation including biofuel across different countries, universities, and industries
 
Learn the latest technology and issues about food and drug fermentation biotechnology including cell culture, bioreactor operation, bioprocess paradigm and separation technology!
 
Space is Limited. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis Academic Discounts Applicable!
 
Please visit our website: http://foodprotein.tamu.edu/separations/scfermentation.php
 
For additional information, please contact Dr. Yongjae Lee; Head – Separation Science Program; Ph: 979/845-2758; Fax: 979/845-2744 
E-mail: yongjaelee@tees.tamus.edu
http://foodprotein.tamu.edu/separations/scfermentation.php
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