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Applying Computational Fluid Dynamics Technology in Bioprocesses-Part 1
Computational fluid dynamics is a powerful tool to optimize processes.


BioPharm International
Volume 23, Issue 4

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The author would like to thank his former colleagues in process development, manufacturing and research at Amgen for explaining their needs to him and enriching his understanding of bioprocesses through many years of collaboration.

Zhiwu (David) Fang is the founder and principal consultant of Systems Quality-by-Design, Inc., Newbury Park, CA, 626.716.2016,

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