Tubing weld or aseptic coupling? How to make the right choice in cell and gene therapy processes

Join our upcoming webinar for a closer look at how you can make safer, longer-term decisions around sterile connections in cell and gene therapy (CGT) processes. 

December 9, 09:30-10:00
Online (Live webinar in Swedish)

In cell and gene therapy processes, operators and process developers face daily challenges related to small batches, manual operations and high sterility requirements. But how does the choice between hose weld and aseptic connections actually affect process stability? 

As CGT grows, the requirements for flexibility and repeatability are also changing. New technologies, such as aseptic microcoupling, are opening up new possibilities. In this webinar, we'll walk you through how to take your process to the next level by understanding when each method works best, how to minimize risks in manual steps, and how to build a more consistent work process from lab to GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice - rules for safe, controlled and repeatable production in cleanroom environments). 

In this webinar you will: 

• A simple and clear comparison between hose weld and aseptic couplings 

• Understanding the impact of methods on sterility, repeatability and the risk of manual errors 

• Concrete examples from both development processes and GMP production 

• Insight into why aseptic microcouplings change the choices in CGT 

• Guidelines on how to make a safe and long-term choice that minimizes risks and increases the stability of the process 

This webinar will help you understand how the choice between hose weld and aseptic couplings affects your process in practice and how you can create a more stable, flexible and consistent CGT environment from start to finish. 

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