In 1988, the
European Federation of Biotechnology EFB founded a new Working Party with the
target to deal with measurement and control of bioprocesses. This was an
ambitious move. Now, some two decades later a myriad of new issues within this
broad scope have arisen: bioprocess performance monitoring, fault detection,
experimental design, modelling of bioreactors and bioprocesses, fighting ‘‘data
drowning’’, detection and monitoring of impurities, faster product innovation together
with the reconfiguration control and integrated design. There is also a growing
need to foster these aspects in teaching and training within the relevant higher
education programmes. The M3C reflects those drivers for measurement, monitoring,
modelling and control and is the brand name used by the European Federation of
Biotechnology and the European Society of Biochemical Engineering Science. This
collection of contributions on M3C provides an update of a previous volume in
this series and represents a state-of-the-art assessment of the different
elements of M3C. It brings together leading academics and industrial practitioners,
from global institutions, to provide expert analysis and opinion in a pragmatic
and useful format.
Sunday, 20 October 2013
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