Online Seminars
Excellence in Bioprocessing Series
Join Hamilton Process Analytics for online seminars on a variety of topics related to process sensors and bioprocessing measurements.
Past Seminars
You can also choose to register for access to one of Hamilton's previously aired seminars.
Online Seminar: Adjusting Sampling Procedures to Improve In-line pH Measurement
The focus in this webinar is on the essentials of pH measurements. pH is one of the most common and routine types of analytical methods, but in order to achieve good precision and accuracy, proper technique must be followed.
Online Seminar Recording: The Perfect Tool for Real-Time Viable Cell Density Data
Learn about the principle of capacitance (permittivity) measurement and how it can be used alongside established cell counting methods. You'll also learn about the technology behind Incyte Arc, Hamilton's latest cell density sensor.
Online Seminar: Overcoming Challenges in Bioproduction Scale-Up
Scale-up is a necessary part of successful bioproduction, but the process is laden with challenges. This webinar will discuss some of the goals and difficulties of scaling up and how they lead to increased time and cost of development. We will review strategies to overcome these challenges and minimize scale-up efforts and downtime.
Online Seminar: Process Sensors for GMP Environments — Get Ready for Compliance with GAMP 5 - Part 11 & Annex 11
This 30-minute online seminar covers how process sensors apply to regulations and guidances applying to process analytical solutions; GAMP 5 and computerized systems; how GMP users can work with suppliers all along the DQ-IQ-OQ-PQ process sensor’s lifecycle; and examples of product and services ready for Part 11/ Annex 11 compliance
Online Seminar: Intelligent Sensors for PAT Applications
In this on-demand online seminar with Giovanni Campolongo, you will learn how intelligent sensors apply to process analytical technologies (PAT) and how these tools enable efficient control of process variability.
Online Seminar: The Rise of Optical Dissolved Oxygen Measurement
Come learn why has the biotech industry largely shifted from polarographic to optical methods for dissolved oxygen measurement, and what challenges remain with optical dissolved oxygen measurement.
ArcAir Online Training: How Innovative Software Facilitates Sensor Management and Documentation
This online seminar is for all users of ArcAir, Hamilton's sensor management app, but it also addresses those who are interested to learn more about the capabilities of modern digital sensor management and control.
The Perfect Tool for Real-Time Viable Cell Density Data
Presenter: Jochen Uhlenküken
What you'll learn:
- Learn about the principles of capacitance (permittivity) measurement
- Get an overview of established cell counting methods
- Learn about the technology behind Incyte Arc, Hamilton's latest cell density sensor
Adjusting Sampling Procedures to Improve In-line pH Measurement
Presenter: Fred Schneider
This seminar focuses on the essentials of pH measurement in a bioprocess. Measuring pH is one of the most common and routine types of analysis. But achieving good precision and accuracy requires following proper techniques. When implemented consistently across a team, efficient and effective management of pH offers significant benefits.
BioProcessing Excellence: The Rise of Optical DO
Presenter: Jahir Kololli
What you'll learn:
- Why has the industry largely shifted from polarographic to optical methods for dissolved oxygen measurement?
- What challenges remain with optical dissolved oxygen measurement?
- How do the latest generation of optical DO sensors overcome these challenges?
Sensors for GMP: Ready for Compliance with GAMP Part 5 - Part 11 & Annex
Presenter: Giovanni Campolongo
What you'll learn:
- The Regulations and guidances applying to process analytical solutions
- GAMP 5 and computerized systems: what are we talking about?
- How GMP users can leverage on suppliers all along the DQ-IQ-OQ-PQ process sensor’s lifecycle
- Examples of product and services ready for Part 11/ Annex 11 compliance