DASGIP presents product innovations during Biotechnica 2007
DASGIP AG, leading manufacturer of parallel bioreactor systems, will present a number of innovations at their booth during Biotechnica in Hanover.
OD4, an online monitoring module for optical density, offers fast and accurate measurement of biomass and cell growth in up to four vessels. OD4 utilizes small sensors and a proprietary signal processing algorithm to reduce the signal disturbance caused by gas bubbles in the media. These features make the OD4 module the best OD measurement solution for small scale operation.
DASGIP’s new software edition, DASGIP Control 4.0, offers freely programmable profiles in a very user-friendly operator interface, which makes working with the DASGIP system easier than ever. Other expanded automation features such as the “Triggering Automation Package“ and the parallel operation of up to 16 vessels, can enhance the efficiency of any laboratory.
DASGIP’s advanced gassing solutions have two new additions of mass flow controlled systems: MX4/1 system mixes oxygen, air, carbon dioxide and nitrogen and supplies to one output; while MF4 mixes four freely selectable input gases and supplies to four outlets. Both gassing systems provide safe and efficient gassing to pilot scale production and, with the use of external pressure sensors, can be used with cell culture bags.
DASGIP has also developed a new fermentation system especially for anaerobic microorganisms. Providing monitoring and control of the redox potential as well as temperature control up to 95°C the system has been designed to meet special requirements in biofuel development.
Two seminars will be given by DASGIP at Biotechnica: “Advanced Tools Meeting New Challenges in Biofuel Development“, which details the use of DASGIP’s technologies in biofuel development, will be given by Dr. Christof Knocke on 9th October at 12.00pm. A second seminar will be given by Dr. Jörg Schwinde on 10th October at 3.10pm on “Industrial Biotechnology and Tools for Process Understanding“. The DASGIP team cordially invites attendees to a traditional “Beer &Pretzels” reception on 9th October from 4.30pm in booth G25, Hall 9.
DASGIP AG at Biotechnica 2007:
9.10.2007 12.00 – 12.30pm
“Advanced Tools Meeting New Challenges in Biofuel Development“,
München room, Convention Center, Dr. Christof Knocke
9.10.2007 4.30 – 6.00pm
Beer & Pretzels reception,
booth G25 in Hall 9
10.10.2007 3.10 – 3.30pm
“Industrial Biotechnology and Tools for Process Understanding“,
room 18, Dr. Jörg Schwinde
About DASGIP: DASGIP AG develops and manufactures technologically advanced Parallel Bioreactor Systems for the cultivation of microbial and mammalian cells at bench top and pilot scale. Process engineers, scientists and product developers from biotechnological, pharmaceutical and chemical companies as well as research institutions use DASGIP Parallel Bioreactor Systems for their biotechnological processes and benefit from increased productivity, high reproducibility, and ease of scale up, resulting in accelerated product development cycles. DASGIP is located in Juelich (Germany) and Shrewsbury MA (USA).
Contact:
Jennefer Vogt, DASGIP AG, Tel: +49 2461.980 -118, j.vogt@dasgip.de
Dr. Holger Bengs, Biotech Consulting,Tel:+49 (0) 69 – 61 994 273, info@holgerbengs.de
DASGIP AG
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Phone: +49 2461.980.0
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