Innovative Non-invasive and Affordable Technology to Automate Monitoring of Cultures to Enhance Productivity and Accelerate Fermentation and Scale-up in Bioprocessing
创新的非侵入性且经济实惠的技术,可自动监测培养物,以提高生产力并加速生物加工中的发酵和规模化
基本信息
- 批准号:10072820
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Grant for R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Cultivation of biological cells and microorganisms is essential in bioprocessing for producing high-value therapeutics, vaccines, biofuel and food and beverage products. Constant monitoring and feeding of the fermentation process in real-time are essential for optimisation, efficiency, and reproducibility. Cultivation vessels are either equipped with invasive sensors or require manual samplings and feeding methods to keep the culturing process under control. This introduces a contamination risk and does not allow remote monitoring outside the lab. Moreover, this invasive and labour-intensive process burdens the workforce, affects efficiency, increases cost, leads to contamination risk and is not eco-friendly due to the consumption of many single-use plastics.Implementing an innovative non-invasive and affordable monitoring and feeding devices to automate the monitoring of cultures remotely and in real-time will eliminate the invasive and off-line manual monitoring and feeding practices. This will facilitate remote tracking of cultures, especially during lab access restrictions like the COVID-19 situation or fire alarms to increase productivity and decrease costs.We envisage future monitoring and feeding systems for culturing vessels to exploit state-of-the-art engineering biology and optical sensing technologies to seamlessly control the cultivation process remotely and in-real time. This will significantly decrease contamination enhancing precision fermentation and scale-up to accelerate R&D and research breakthroughs.This project will have a huge impact to optimise manufacturing, and enhancing workforce efficiency, reproducibility and accuracy than ever before. Our solutions will reduce lab plastic waste, decrease cost and maximise profit to create a significant economic and environmental impact.Our business offers job opportunities for students and graduates focusing on women and ethnic minorities to support the local economy and enhance diversity and inclusiveness in the biotech industry. This ambitious project thus provides a timely opportunity for the UK to remain at the forefront of innovations in biotechnology. Our disruptive monitoring and feeding technologies will transform the bioprocessing landscape to advance health care and industrial production.
生物细胞和微生物的培养对于生产高价值治疗药物、疫苗、生物燃料以及食品和饮料产品的生物加工至关重要。持续实时监控和实时进料发酵过程对于优化、效率和可重复性至关重要。培养容器要么配备侵入式传感器,要么需要手动采样和喂养方法来控制培养过程。这会带来污染风险,并且不允许在实验室外进行远程监控。此外,这种侵入性和劳动密集型的过程给劳动力带来负担,影响效率,增加成本,导致污染风险,并且由于消耗许多一次性塑料而不环保。实施创新的非侵入性且负担得起的监测和监测远程实时自动监测培养物的饲喂设备将消除侵入性和离线的手动监测和饲喂实践。这将有助于对培养物进行远程跟踪,特别是在实验室访问限制(例如 COVID-19 情况或火灾警报)期间,以提高生产率并降低成本。我们设想未来的培养容器监控和饲喂系统将利用最先进的工程生物学和光学传感技术,可远程实时无缝控制栽培过程。这将显着减少污染,增强精密发酵和规模化,以加速研发和研究突破。该项目将对优化制造产生巨大影响,并比以往提高劳动力效率、再现性和准确性。我们的解决方案将减少实验室塑料废物,降低成本并最大限度地提高利润,从而产生重大的经济和环境影响。我们的业务为学生和毕业生提供就业机会,重点关注女性和少数民族,以支持当地经济并增强生物技术的多样性和包容性行业。因此,这个雄心勃勃的项目为英国保持在生物技术创新前沿提供了及时的机会。我们的颠覆性监测和喂养技术将改变生物加工格局,以促进医疗保健和工业生产。
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