News from BPS
Feb 2012: New Technology Grant
1 FEB 2011: Biopharm Services has been awarded a UK Technology Strategy Board grant to develop our software bioprocess database application
to support rapid bioprocess development and technology transfer to manufacturing. Extending the functionality of the BioSolve
platform to recipe management and facility fit.
New Newsletter published
New Newsletter published October 2011.
Gives details of the exciting changes happening with the BioSolve Suite.
Annual Bioprocess Simulation prize
Biopharm Service's Annual Bioprocess Simulation prize was awarded in November 2011 to a team of undergraduate students at UCL's
Department of Biochemical Engineering for their work on "Application of BioSolve computer simulation tool for investigating the
process economics of antibody production". The BioSolve modelling tool was used to evaluate the economics of a process to produce
an IgG antibody for treating arthritis and to understand impact of scale-up to and for process optimisation. This demonstrates the
value of BioSolve to help students within the teaching programmes at UCL to understand the impact of process and technology choices.
Download the UCL BioSolve poster
Past President of the IChemE joins the Biopharm Team
Bioprocess specialist Stephen Vranch joins Biopharm Services. Since 1968 Stephen has held senior positions in Project and
Process Engineering, Fermentation and Process Development and in Production of Diagnostics and Biological Therapeutic
Pharmaceuticals, including licensed bulk product. Stephen was a former President of the IChemE. As our lead consultant,
Stephen specialises on all aspects of CGMP regulatory compliance.
BioSolve
BioSolve used to generate data for GE lifecycle assessment of the entire monocloncal antibody production process: a
comparison of multi-use and single-use processes.
Upcoming webinar 
Adoption of BioSolve Process in UCL Biochemical Engineering Courses
BioPharm Services is pleased to announce the adoption of BioSolve Process by the Biochemical Engineering Department of University
College London (UCL). The cost modelling software has been used for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses including the
MBI® programme (Modular Training for the Bioprocess Industries). MORE »