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Sartorius and NIBRT Partner on Intensified and Continuous Bioprocessing Training Center

Officials at Sartorius and the NIBRT said their partnership will strengthen global workforce readiness and accelerate the industry transition toward more efficient and sustainable biopharmaceutical production. The post Sartorius and NIBRT Partner on Intensified and Continuous Bioprocessing Training Center appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News .

Sartorius has teamed up with Ireland's National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) to launch a new training center focused on intensified and continuous bioprocessing in Dublin. Beginning in the fourth quarter of 2026, the center will offer practical training and knowledge exchange to aid the biopharmaceutical sector in implementing advanced manufacturing methods.

Sartorius will contribute its Pionic technology—a modular cGMP platform for continuous bioprocessing—with advanced analytics and digital tools to NIBRT. This partnership aims to give over 1,000 scientists, engineers, and students annually hands-on experience in efficient, flexible, and sustainable upstream and downstream processes.

Sartorius' René Fáber emphasized the industry's move from batch to continuous processes and the importance of training for this transition. NIBRT CEO Darrin Morrissey highlighted the significance of this collaboration in advancing workforce training and facilitating the shift toward intensified manufacturing. The Process Intensification Training Center will play a crucial role in NIBRT's global training and education network, supporting biomanufacturing professionals and academic partners across Ireland, Europe, and beyond.

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