On April 1-2, 2025, industry leaders, researchers, and bioprocessing experts will gather in Delft, The Netherlands, for the Getinge Upstream Bioprocessing Summit 2025. This exclusive two-day event will provide a deep dive into the latest advancements in upstream bioprocessing, with specialised tracks in Cell & Gene Therapy and Industrial Biotechnology.
Why Attend?
The summit offers an opportunity to explore cutting-edge developments, connect with industry experts, and gain hands-on experience with Getinge’s advanced bioprocessing solutions. Key highlights include:
Expert-led sessions covering bioprocessing innovations, from cultivated meat production to scalable ATMP manufacturing.
Specialised tracks for professionals in Cell & Gene Therapy and Industrial Biotech.
Hands-on learning opportunities with Getinge’s bioprocessing technology.
A guided tour of Getinge Applikon's manufacturing facilities in Delft.
A scientific poster showcase, allowing participants to present their own research.
Optional third-day excursion to explore the historic city of Delft.
Keynote & Featured Speakers
The summit boasts an impressive line-up of speakers including IBioIC’s own Senior Upstream Bioprocess Scientist, Luke Johnston. He will be joined by speakers from leading research institutions and biotech companies, such as:
Dr. Mariana Petronela Hanga (UCL) – A pioneer in cultivated meat research and bioprocessing tools.
Dr. Emile van den Akker (Sanquin) – Expert in erythropoiesis and transfusion product development.
Dr. Alba López Fernández (Blood Bank of Catalonia) – Specialist in scaling ATMP manufacturing under GMP standards.
Jeroen Hugenholtz (NoPalm Ingredients) – Innovator in fermentation-based palm oil alternatives.
Luke Johnston (IBioIC) – Bioprocessing scientist focused on scaling Scotland’s bioeconomy.
Industry leaders from Hamilton Bonaduz AG, Securecell BV, and 908 Devices
Who Should Attend?
The summit is designed for scientists, researchers, lab technicians, and managers working on cultivation and fermentation processes. Whether exploring the future of precision fermentation, advanced cell culture, or sustainable biomanufacturing, attendees will gain invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of upstream bioprocessing.