Bioprocessing School of Purification

Build expertise in filtration and purification with on-demand bioprocessing webinars

Downstream processes require careful control across multiple steps, including harvest and clarification, sterile filtration, and polishing. Scientists and engineers must balance yield, impurity removal, scalability, and regulatory expectations while moving processes from development to manufacturing.

Within the School of Purification, educational webinars include filtration, separation, and purification. Sessions cover core principles, practical approaches, and workflow considerations. Content ranges from foundational 101-level topics to more application-focused discussions.

Whether you are strengthening foundational knowledge or evaluating approaches for process development and manufacturing, the School of Purification supports ongoing learning across bioprocessing workflows.

How can you benefit from the School of Purification?

The webinars build knowledge of filtration and purification through application-relevant content, supporting more confident decision-making.

Learn and refresh

Access structured webinar content covering filtration principles, purification strategies, and downstream processing (DSP) fundamentals for scientists at different stages of their bioprocessing career.

Improve processes

Apply practical guidance from purification specialists to address common bioprocessing challenges, optimize filtration systems, and strengthen downstream workflows for improved product quality.

Free access

The School of Purification webinars are available at no cost. Webinars enable easy access to technical education for scientists and engineers across development and manufacturing teams.

Available on your own time

Sessions are available on-demand, allowing participants to engage with content at a schedule that fits their workflow without registration deadlines or fixed attendance requirements.

World of Chromatography

Five-part master class webinar series

Chromatography is a universal technique within the downstream processing of biopharmaceuticals. Its versatility is linked to the ability to separate species based on various properties such as charge, hydrophobicity or specific interactions (e.g. between antibody and antigen) based on the ligand used. But that is only half the story, the matrix on which the ligand is immobilized also plays an important role.

This five-part webinar series is designed to encompass the topics most impacting chromatography in bioprocessing. After completing all five Master Class webinars, participants will be eligible to receive a certificate showing completion of the course.