ISPE training course on bioproduction at EASE

From 3 to 5 November 2026, EASE hosted an international ISPE training course on bioproduction, combining theory and practice in an industrial setting.

EASE Welcomes ISPE for Three Days of Bioprocessing Training

An international training experience combining scientific expertise, hands-on learning and industrial immersion.

From November 3 to 5, 2026, EASE had the pleasure of welcoming ISPE (International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering) for a three-day training programme dedicated to bioprocessing and biomanufacturing.

This event marks another milestone in the long-standing collaboration between EASE and ISPE. Year after year, ISPE continues to place its trust in EASE, choosing our industrial training facilities to host specialised programmes covering a wide range of pharmaceutical and biotechnology topics.

Exploring the Key Challenges of Biomanufacturing

Designed and delivered by ISPE and its expert trainers, the programme combined theoretical sessions with practical activities, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of bioprocess development and manufacturing.

Throughout the three days, participants explored several essential topics:

  • Key operating parameters of bioprocess unit operations and their impact on process performance.
  • Critical parameters involved in process validation.
  • Factors influencing the development of viable commercial manufacturing processes.
  • Characteristics of robust and efficient biotechnology manufacturing processes.
  • Relationships between manufacturing processes and facility design.
  • The impact and opportunities of single-use technologies in bioprocessing.

EASE's industrial facilities provided an environment in which participants could connect theoretical concepts with practical applications, gaining valuable insights into the realities of biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

An International Learning Experience

This training session brought together professionals from several countries, including India, Croatia, Germany and Spain.

Beyond the technical programme, this international diversity encouraged knowledge sharing, professional exchanges and discussions around different industrial practices and experiences.

These interactions are an essential part of the learning experience and contribute to strengthening connections within the global pharmaceutical and biotechnology community.

A Partnership Built on Trust and Shared Ambitions

At EASE, we are proud to support organisations such as ISPE by providing access to our specialised industrial infrastructure and technical environments.

This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to advancing professional skills and supporting the development of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

We would like to sincerely thank ISPE for its continued trust, its expert trainers for the quality of their teaching, and all participants for their enthusiasm, engagement and contribution to the success of this training session.

We look forward to continuing this valuable collaboration and welcoming future ISPE training programmes at EASE.

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