CFD applications in bioreactor development and strategies for scaling up and down

CFD (computational fluid dynamics) is becoming a common and practical tool for modeling the hydrodynamic environment of bioreactor processes. It can be used in addition to traditional methods to characterize fluid flow in production bioreactors in order to develop scale up and scale down models for enhanced transfer of processes from pilot to manufacturing scale. This poster will highlight CFD simulations and other traditional bioreactor characterization methods which have enabled better understanding of how scale up parameters, such as shear rate, power per unit volume (P/V), mixing time, and kLa affect cell culture processes and support Regeneron’s Quality by Design (QbD) efforts

The use of LANDSAT data for the establishment, control and supervision of pasture projects in the southeast Amazon region

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Asami Masakazu 浅見雅一. Gaisetsu Kirishitan-shi 『概説キリシタン史』. Tokyo, Keio Gijuku Daigaku Shuppan-kai 慶応義塾大学出版会, 2016, 228 p.

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Topographic studies through texture image analysis of LANDSAT data

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Remote sensing in forestry: Application to the Amazon region

The utilization of satellite remote sensing in forestry is reviewed with emphasis on studies performed for the Brazilian Amazon Region. Timber identification, deforestation, and pasture degradation after deforestation are discussed