Downstream Processing Track

Strategies like multi-column chromatography and modular downstream trains reduce bottlenecks, footprint, and cost-of-goods. Explore how downstream teams are adopting continuous and connected chromatography platforms to match the productivity gains from upstream intensification.

Next-generation biologics require tailored capture strategies, from novel affinity ligands to modular chromatography approaches. These tools improve throughput and adaptability for multi-specifics, viral vectors, and LNPs. Learn how cutting-edge purification strategies are enabling robust, scalable processing for today’s diverse biologics portfolio.

Digital transformation is not just for upstream innovation - downstream processing can benefit enormously from real‑time monitoring, digital twins, PAT (process analytical technology), and data‑driven control. Join sessions like “Implementing Digital Twins to Support Real‑Time Release in DSP” which will reveal how these technologies help to ensure consistency, reduce validation burdens and accelerate commercialization.

Downstream processing often hinges on materials - resins, membranes, buffers, single‑use assemblies - and supply‑chain robustness is becoming a strategic concern with operations often under pressure to reduce footprint, improve resin utilization, and lower cost-of-goods. Join sessions like “Product Sustainability Strategy – Addressing Environmental Impact Across the Product Lifecycle” which will look at sustainability and supply‑chain continuity in DSP.