Institute of Chemical Technology "Biosimilar Workshop" is one of the largest gatherings of Biopharmaceutical Researchers in India. In its 4th year, the Biosimilar workshop attracts professionals from biotech, biopharma, academia, and start-ups for two days of rigorous learning and networking opportunities to discover new prospects and good alliances. “Biopharmaceutical Product Development: Indulge, Innovate & Inspire” includes a wide range of topics, from cell line development, process development, biomanufacturing, regulatory science, clinical trials, and industry 4.0. This event will provide an opportunity to meet experts, professionals, academicians, and researchers from all over the world further opening doors to new practices or revising existing practices based on the work presented in workshops, poster presentations, and inspired thought processes by the leadership of the industry.
“We have an excellent workshop, so think this is a good promise for the future of the Biopharmaceutical Industry here in India, and I was very happy to be able to join you, listen to you, and learn from you”
It’s a very good platform for students and people from the industry to learn exactly about how the processes happen and how the processes are developed and how you can utilize them in your field. So, it's a very good experience for everybody.
I think there has been a significant mind shift on how people would go for affordable biologics. ICT has done an amazing job and I want to really thank Dr. Ratnesh and the group for getting together a key set of people in deliberating on certain things and also the movers and shakers which inspires the students and people in the industry.
I would like to thank the organizers of the ICT- ”Hands-on Training Program in Pharmaceutical Product Development” for offering a wonderful program and having very engaged students who listened and who were very responsive to questions.
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