Applikon Biotechnology is a privately owned Dutch company whose purpose is to develop, manufacture and supply on-line process analyzers and bioreactor systems for both research and production use. With the stability that Applikon has shown you can rest assured of dependable service and support in the future. Starting in 1973 Applikon has grown from a small sized company supplying laboratory instrumentation to a dynamic worldwide enterprise capable of supplying a broad and diverse line of bioreactor systems. Over the years Applikon has developed close cooperative relationships with a variety of academic institutes in order to have access to relevant know-how and bioprocess development. Qualified manufacturing partners ensure that only products made to the highest standards will be delivered to our customers.

Collaboration with specialized engineering firms offer the ability to support turn-key projects. In order to support the customer effectively, Applikon has developed a variety of in-house disciplines, such as:

• Fermentation technology
  
• Cell culture technology
  
• Process engineering
  
• Sterile and hygienic processing
  
• Expertise and know-how of validation procedures
  
• Mechanical and electronic engineering
  
• Measurement and control engineering
  
• Software development and automation

Applikon Displays Microbioreactor At INTERPHEX Jeff Steigerwalt discusses Applikon's new microbioreactor. It is a fully functional, scaled down bioreactor featuring a true pH and a dissolved oxygen probe. The microbioreactor's controller is based on web architecture and configures such that you can view 32 systems per computer. It also features a new three-channel mass flow controller for each gas.

Practical Cell Culture Bioreactor Course

Date: 18th-19th April 2012
Location: University of York

Practical Cell Culture Bioreactor Course: FROM T FLASK TO BIOREACTOR
Two days advanced Cell Culture training running live processes, University of York
For more details on the agenda of the Advanced Practical Cell Culture Bioreactor Course at York University click here.