Cleanroom Technology Feb. 22 article: we will explore a handful of common bioreactors and cleanroom organisms in terms of why they are able to proliferate and persist despite thorough Quality by Design (QbD) developed methods of production.
Chris Bartlett
Chris Bartlett holds a BS in Microbiology from North Carolina State University and has 20 years of sales and global management experience selling rapid microbiology instrumentation to a diverse range of industries including bio-pharmaceutical, food, environmental testing labs and more. This experience includes both phenotypic and molecular technologies for microbial identification, detection, and enumeration. Chris has extensive knowledge in sterile and non-sterile manufacturing as well as HACCP regulations. Connect with Chris on LinkedIn.
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