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122: The Transformative World of Digital Solutions in Bioprocessing with Simon Wieninger - Part 2
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In the second part of this conversation on digital solutions in bioprocessing, David Brühlmann and Simon Wieninger, Business Manager Digital Solutions at Eppendorf Group, discuss real-world examples of labs revolutionizing their workflows through smart digitalization. From real-time data monitoring to intercontinental data sharing, Simon highlights the practical benefits and exciting future potential of digital technologies in bioprocessing.
Missed Part 1? In the previous episode, Simon Wieninger from Eppendorf Group addressed data silos, cloud technology, and security in biotech. Catch up on that episode before diving into Part 2!
Key highlights from the episode:
- Choosing the Right Tools: Simon emphasized the importance of selecting the right digital tools and technologies to focus on what brings the most value, particularly in the bioreactor space. Real-time data access, even from your mobile device while walking your dog, is now possible!
- Data Sharing Across Sites: Simon shared a fascinating case where a U.S.-based biotech company and their CDMO in Germany shared real-time data through the cloud, breaking down silos and enabling collaborative analysis. Imagine the possibilities for your company!
- Looking to the Future: We explored the exciting potential of integrating bioprocessing data with clinical outcomes, particularly in cell and gene therapy. This holistic approach can revolutionize patient care and therapy development.
As Simon succinctly puts it, scientists should focus on what they do best - biology. The burden of managing digital technologies should not overshadow their primary research and development activities. With specialized tools and expert support, biotechnologists can achieve greater efficiency and innovation without getting bogged down by technological complexities.
The conversation between Simon Wieninger and David Brühlmann illuminates the transformative potential of digital tools in bioprocessing. From real-time monitoring to data harmonization and cross-site collaboration, these technologies are paving the way for more efficient and innovative bioprocessing practices.
By strategically adopting these tools, scientists can focus on groundbreaking research, ultimately accelerating the development and delivery of life-saving therapies.
Connect with Simon Wieninger:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-simon-wieninger-45b546182
Eppendorf Group: https://www.eppendorf.com
Next Steps:
Wondering how to develop cell and gene therapies with peace of mind? Schedule your free assessment to propel your success: https://bruehlmann-consulting.com/assessment
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