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Eppendorf
About Eppendorf
Eppendorf is a leading life science company. It was founded in Hamburg, Germany in 1945 and has more than 3,300 employees worldwide. The company has subsidiaries in 25 countries and is represented in all other markets by distributors.
Eppendorf – Stimulating Growth. Cultivating Solutions.
By exploiting the strong synergies in bioreactor technology and polymer manufacturing, Eppendorf has grown to a global player in the bioprocess marketplace. With a comprehensive offering of single-use and traditional products, the Eppendorf bioprocess portfolio satisfies the demands from research and development through the production of mammalian, microbial, insect, plant and algae cells.
Associated Experts
Job Title: Project Leader
Associated Content
Bioprocessing Solutions to Accelerate Mammalian Cell-Based Vaccine Development
Vaccination remains one of the most effective methods to combat infectious viral diseases such as influenza. The recent COVID-19 crisis has placed unprecedented pressure on the vaccine industry to develop and deploy vaccines against emergent ... Continued
Examining Bioprocessing Scale-Up Challenges and Technology Solutions
The number of novel cell and gene therapeutics gaining regulatory approval is on the rise to treat a variety of human diseases. Yet, these complex biologics-based therapies present challenges for drug companies as to the ... Continued
DASbox Mini Bioreactor System’s small working volumes and advanced control options offer a versatile solution for advanced process development experiments
The DASbox was designed to enable parallel operation to streamline process development and DoE, while still offering the advanced controls found in industrial bioreactors....Continued
Successful Exosome Production Using Stem Cell Culture in Stirred Tank Bioreactors
In a recent study, Eppendorf used a combination of the SciVario® twin bioreactor control system and the BioBlu 1c single-use vessels as a model for large-scale exosome production in bioreactors....Continued
Next Generation Bioprocess Controller SciVario® Twin Provides Flexible Solution to Address Current and Future Needs
The SciVario twin was designed to control both small- and bench-scale bioreactors to enable efficient scale-up. Thus, enabling growth and adaptation as the process evolves. The system is equipped to handle future software updates and hardware extension releases, allowing the system to evolve with processes without requiring additional investments in new control systems....Continued
Keys to successful single-use bioreactor scale up – from small scale to pilot scale
Successful monoclonal antibody (mAb) manufacturing relies on good process development and reliable bioreactor scale up. Initial process development work is typically conducted at small scale, then moved to bench scale and lastly to pilot scale ... Continued
Advanced Bioprocess Controller Puts Cell Culture on Autopilot
Eppendorf is looking to make life easier for those working in bioprocessing labs by reducing training time and providing pre-set culture processes in the BioFlo® 120 bioprocess control station....Continued
Scalable Production of hiPSC-Derived Cardiomyocytes in Stirred-Tank Bioreactors
As part of our continuing conference coverage of the International Society of Cell & Gene Therapy 2018 held in Montreal, QC, we like to highlight interesting posters from the event. One such poster, “Scalable Production ... Continued
State of the Art CO2 Incubators Offer Safe Haven for Sensitive Cells
Cell culture CO2 incubators are a critical part of the cell culture process as cells spend most of their time here. The CO2 incubator’s purpose is to create ideal living conditions for cells to thrive, ... Continued
A Defined Synthetic Growth Surface for Stable hiPSC Expansion
Introduction hiPSCs cultivation can be challenging with lot-to-lot coating variations, tedious preparation and increased contamination risk. In particular, biological coatings may negatively impact downstream applications due to the presence of undefined extracellular matrix (ECM) components and ... Continued