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Digitalization is becoming essential for modern bioprocess development, but many laboratories still struggle with fragmented data, disconnected equipment, and inefficient workflows. Drawing on experience in both academic research and biotechnology environments, Sebastian Schneider shares how eve bioprocess software helps scientists integrate laboratory systems, improve process visibility, simplify data management, and create more connected bioprocess workflows.
Digitalization is becoming essential for modern bioprocess development, but many laboratories still struggle with fragmented data, disconnected equipment, and inefficient workflows. Drawing on experience in both academic research and biotechnology environments, Sebastian Schneider shares how eve bioprocess software helps scientists integrate laboratory systems, improve process visibility, simplify data management, and create more connected bioprocess workflows.
Delivery performance matters in bioprocess development. To improve lead times, increase transparency, and build a stronger foundation for continuous improvement, INFORS HT partnered with STAUFEN, part of Accenture, to rethink the pilot bioreactor order fulfillment process. This behind-the-scenes look shows how we challenged our own ways of working and what the changes mean for our customers.
Moving a mammalian cell culture process from shake flask to bioreactor is more than a scale-up exercise. Each transition introduces new challenges in oxygen transfer, pH control, CO₂ management, mixing, and data reproducibility. This practical guide explores the key stages of cell culture process development, explains why process transfer often fails, and shows how integrated bioreactor control and data management help create scalable, reproducible processes from screening through scale-up.
A legacy of customer-centered excellence: For six decades, INFORS HT has built a legacy rooted in customer commitment, innovation, and lasting partnerships. To celebrate this milestone, we are sharing 60 Stories for 60 Years: a collection of inspiring stories from around the world that highlight the people and moments that define INFORS HT. Explore stories that showcase our people and culture, memorable moments, growth and innovation, and customer successes, each reflecting our dedication to putting customers first. Join us in celebrating the relationships and breakthroughs that have shaped our journey.
Buying used laboratory equipment can reduce upfront costs and improve short-term flexibility. However, when evaluating a used incubator shaker, laboratories must consider contamination risk, service history, manufacturer support status, and long-term cost of ownership. A structured assessment ensures that short-term savings do not introduce long-term operational instability.
Contamination remains a persistent risk in incubation workflows, with the potential to compromise experimental results, delay timelines, and require costly repeat work. Even brief exposure during routine handling or access can introduce unwanted particles that affect culture integrity and reproducibility. The Multitron Incubator Shaker with the integrated HEPA filtration system is designed to help laboratories maintain consistent air quality throughout incubation. By providing continuous air purification and measurable performance, INFORS HT supports reliable cultivation conditions that reduce the risk of contamination-related interruptions and help keep research on track.
The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) in Scotland supports companies and researchers to address key challenges in biotechnology, from finding new uses for waste to developing sustainable feedstocks. By supporting researchers, startups, and SMEs, IBioIC helps move ideas out of the lab and into real-world applications that contribute to the circular bioeconomy.
Scaling microbial fermentation, when working with bacterial, fungal, or yeast-based systems, from laboratory scale to pilot or commercial production involves many challenges. Whether you are producing bacterial cultures for biopharmaceuticals, yeast for bioethanol production, fungal systems for enzyme manufacturing, or precision fermentation products, understanding these specific challenges and confidently overcoming them is important.
The success of your laboratory hinges on the reliability and efficiency of your equipment. Imagine ending your workday with complete confidence, knowing your incubator shaker will deliver uninterrupted performance overnight. Professional preventive maintenance not only protects your invaluable cultures but also ensures your research stays consistently on track.
A bioreactor provides an ideal environment where cells can focus on what they are supposed to do: proliferate. Like lab workers, cells can only produce consistently good work if the conditions are right: it should not be too hot or too cold, and they have to have enough nutritious food and fresh air. In terms of a bioreactor, this means maintaining pH, temperature, ensuring sufficient gas supply and, depending on how the instrument has been configured, adding nutrients for successful maintenance of growth.
Delivery performance matters in bioprocess development. To improve lead times, increase transparency, and build a stronger foundation for continuous improvement, INFORS HT partnered with STAUFEN, part of Accenture, to rethink the pilot bioreactor order fulfillment process. This behind-the-scenes look shows how we challenged our own ways of working and what the changes mean for our customers.
Moving a mammalian cell culture process from shake flask to bioreactor is more than a scale-up exercise. Each transition introduces new challenges in oxygen transfer, pH control, CO₂ management, mixing, and data reproducibility. This practical guide explores the key stages of cell culture process development, explains why process transfer often fails, and shows how integrated bioreactor control and data management help create scalable, reproducible processes from screening through scale-up.
A legacy of customer-centered excellence: For six decades, INFORS HT has built a legacy rooted in customer commitment, innovation, and lasting partnerships. To celebrate this milestone, we are sharing 60 Stories for 60 Years: a collection of inspiring stories from around the world that highlight the people and moments that define INFORS HT. Explore stories that showcase our people and culture, memorable moments, growth and innovation, and customer successes, each reflecting our dedication to putting customers first. Join us in celebrating the relationships and breakthroughs that have shaped our journey.
Buying used laboratory equipment can reduce upfront costs and improve short-term flexibility. However, when evaluating a used incubator shaker, laboratories must consider contamination risk, service history, manufacturer support status, and long-term cost of ownership. A structured assessment ensures that short-term savings do not introduce long-term operational instability.
Contamination remains a persistent risk in incubation workflows, with the potential to compromise experimental results, delay timelines, and require costly repeat work. Even brief exposure during routine handling or access can introduce unwanted particles that affect culture integrity and reproducibility. The Multitron Incubator Shaker with the integrated HEPA filtration system is designed to help laboratories maintain consistent air quality throughout incubation. By providing continuous air purification and measurable performance, INFORS HT supports reliable cultivation conditions that reduce the risk of contamination-related interruptions and help keep research on track.
The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) in Scotland supports companies and researchers to address key challenges in biotechnology, from finding new uses for waste to developing sustainable feedstocks. By supporting researchers, startups, and SMEs, IBioIC helps move ideas out of the lab and into real-world applications that contribute to the circular bioeconomy.
Scaling microbial fermentation, when working with bacterial, fungal, or yeast-based systems, from laboratory scale to pilot or commercial production involves many challenges. Whether you are producing bacterial cultures for biopharmaceuticals, yeast for bioethanol production, fungal systems for enzyme manufacturing, or precision fermentation products, understanding these specific challenges and confidently overcoming them is important.
The success of your laboratory hinges on the reliability and efficiency of your equipment. Imagine ending your workday with complete confidence, knowing your incubator shaker will deliver uninterrupted performance overnight. Professional preventive maintenance not only protects your invaluable cultures but also ensures your research stays consistently on track.
A bioreactor provides an ideal environment where cells can focus on what they are supposed to do: proliferate. Like lab workers, cells can only produce consistently good work if the conditions are right: it should not be too hot or too cold, and they have to have enough nutritious food and fresh air. In terms of a bioreactor, this means maintaining pH, temperature, ensuring sufficient gas supply and, depending on how the instrument has been configured, adding nutrients for successful maintenance of growth.