Workshop: Advanced Biomanufacturing to be held in Washington D.C. on July 25-26, 2013

研讨会：先进生物制造将于 2013 年 7 月 25-26 日在华盛顿特区举行

• 批准号: 1346406
• 负责人: David Kaplan
• 金额: $ 4.96万
• 依托单位: Tufts University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2013-08-01 至 2014-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1346406&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Workshop; Advanced; Biomanufacturing; held; Washington

Program ID 1346406PI: KaplanOverview: A Workshop on biomanufacturing will identify the needs and barriers in the field of biomanufacturing, including research, scale up and implementation, further technological innovation and regulatory and cost issues. The Workshop will bring together leaders in the field, including scholars, government officials, industry representatives to discuss and identify critical issues and challenges related to biomanufacturing. To address these goals, the workshop will be run in an interactive and iterative approach where session leaders will be asked to prepare pre-workshop outlines of major topics and then address these to the attendees. The vision for this effort is to see biomanufacturing as an emerging discipline in academic and industrial communities, as well as a technological opportunity to spur research and industry growth. To navigate to this vision, we must assess where the state-of-the-art is currently located for the field, what the paths are to move forward to reach the vision, and to identify the major barriers along this path. These needs will encompass the science and engineering involved, the regulatory and infrastructure needs and the systems infrastructure and integration required. The outcome from the workshop will be a report that provides a detailed road map of where the current state-of-the art is in terms of biomanufacturing, what the major barriers are to move the field ahead, and identifies some of the major targets and opportunities. The potential impact on US infrastructure will be described and a network in the community will be established.Intellectual Merit: The intellectual merit will mainly be in coalescing insight into the field of biomanufacturing in terms of the current scientific state of the art, the technological implications and the future vision for the field. This insight will be a foundation upon which to propel the field ahead in the coming years towards direct impact for the US economy.Broader Impacts: The broader impact of the Workshop will be the identification of critical challenges for the scientific and technological communities for this emerging field, impact on the broader educational activities for interdisciplinary needs for students at all levels, guidance for the NSF in terms of future directions of impact, insight for government officials at all levels of future needs for growth in the US to support jobs, manufacturing and future technological leadership, and broad and new insight into the unique intersections between nature and engineering that remain to be tapped and exploited for a sustainable planet. Publication of outcomes and related materials will inform the general community and related venues.

项目 ID 1346406PI：Kaplan 概述：生物制造研讨会将确定生物制造领域的需求和障碍，包括研究、扩大规模和实施、进一步的技术创新以及监管和成本问题。该研讨会将汇集该领域的领导者，包括学者、政府官员、行业代表，讨论和确定与生物制造相关的关键问题和挑战。为了实现这些目标，研讨会将以互动和迭代的方式进行，会议领导者将被要求准备主要主题的研讨会前大纲，然后向与会者发表演讲。这项工作的愿景是将生物制造视为学术界和工业界的一门新兴学科，以及刺激研究和行业发展的技术机会。为了实现这一愿景，我们必须评估该领域目前最先进的技术水平、实现这一愿景的路径是什么，并找出这条道路上的主要障碍。这些需求将包括所涉及的科学和工程、监管和基础设施需求以及所需的系统基础设施和集成。研讨会的成果将是一份报告，提供详细的路线图，说明生物制造方面当前的最新技术水平、推动该领域前进的主要障碍是什么，并确定了一些主要目标和目标。机会。将描述对美国基础设施的潜在影响，并将建立社区网络。 智力优点：智力优点将主要集中在当前科学技术水平、技术影响方面对生物制造领域的洞察力以及该领域的未来愿景。这一见解将成为未来几年推动该领域向前发展的基础，从而对美国经济产生直接影响。 更广泛的影响：研讨会的更广泛影响将是确定科技界在这一新兴领域面临的关键挑战领域、对各级学生跨学科需求的更广泛教育活动的影响、对 NSF 未来影响方向的指导、各级政府官员对美国未来增长需求的洞察，以支持就业、制造业和未来的技术领先地位以及对未来的广泛而新的见解自然与工程之间独特的交叉点仍有待挖掘和利用，以实现可持续发展的地球。结果和相关材料的公布将向广大社区和相关场所通报。