AI-generated from publicly available materials.Sartorius has announced a partnership with the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) to establish a new training center focused on intensified and continuous bioprocessing in Dublin, set to open in late 2026. This initiative aims to facilitate the biopharmaceutical sector's transition towards more efficient manufacturing practices.
The training center will be equipped with Sartorius' Pionic technology, which provides a comprehensive platform for continuous bioprocessing, integrating advanced analytics and digital tools. The facility is expected to train over 1,000 professionals annually, offering hands-on experience in both upstream and downstream processes that prioritize efficiency and sustainability.
According to René Fáber from Sartorius, the biopharmaceutical industry is moving away from traditional batch processes to continuous methods, making training essential for engineers and operators. Darrin Morrissey, CEO of NIBRT, emphasized that this collaboration is a pivotal advancement in workforce training, allowing biopharma professionals to engage directly with innovative technologies.
The Process Intensification Training Center will not only serve as a training hub but also foster collaborative research and pilot demonstrations, enhancing the global biomanufacturing landscape. This initiative reflects a growing commitment to developing the skills necessary for the future of bioprocessing, highlighting the industry's shift towards more sophisticated and connected manufacturing solutions.