Webinaire (fermentation) Biomanufacturing : success stories & tools

Webinaire (fermentation) Biomanufacturing : success stories & tools – 21 juin 2024 – 14h/16h

Le webinaire se déroulera en anglais.

The European Commission has recently proposed targeted actions to boost biotechnology and biomanufacturing. It is now of outmost importance to highlight promising initiatives in this sector. Within this webinar, you will discover two success stories from B4C network as well as tools to support biomanufacturing scale up and development.

Program:

Success stories :

• Arbiom,
  • Charles-Henri Nicolas, VP industrial deployment  
• Bioimpulse
  • Virginie Roux, Strategic Partneships & Public Affairs

Tools :

• Smartib project,
  • Noemie Caillol, Analysis expert
• IBISBA,
  • Michael O’donohue, Director
• Synonym (more information below),
  • Nicholas Salvadore, Process Engineer & Cat Huyer, Business Development Manager

Synonym is a company that builds and scales infrastructure enabling the commercialization and manufacture of bioproducts—accelerating the world’s transition to better, more sustainable ways of making the items the world needs. It believes that products created using biology will represent the next manufacturing revolution, transforming crucial elements of supply chains across multiple sectors and helping to catalyze a decarbonized future. Using the industry’s most dynamic manufacturing database and a suite of proprietary resources, Synonym works as the strategic biomanufacturing partner for companies building these next-generation bioproducts, helping them to expand and scale seamlessly. It has launched two online tools to help companies on their paths toward commercialization as the first step in their scaling journey:

• Capacitor, the world’s most comprehensive directory of available biomanufacturing infrastructure
• Scaler, a techno-economic analysis (TEA) and life-cycle assessment (LCA) calculator that generates insights designed to help companies optimize their paths to market. 

Session Overview:

In this session for B4C, the Synonym team will share more about holistic approaches to economic viability of fermentation. More specifically, the team will explore how to conduct robust techno-economic analysis (TEA), including how to think about financing considerations within this framework.