Attend Our 15 Minute Ask the Expert Webcast on Packing Strategies for Chromatography Resins, from Lab to Process Scale
Reliable column packing is essential for reproducible chromatography, but a single packing approach may not work across different resin chemistries, bead types, chromatographic modes, and column scales. Understanding how these factors influence slurry preparation, packing flow, pressure, compression, and bed quality is important for developing robust packing methods and successfully transferring them from laboratory to process scale.
Join us to explore practical strategies for packing ion exchange (IEX) and hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC) media across different column scales. Learn how slurry concentration, resin characteristics, and key packing parameters can affect bed quality and column performance and how pressure-flow behavior and chromatographic performance can be used to evaluate packing quality.
8 AM PT | 11 AM ET | 5 PM CET
Key Takeaways
- Recognize practical differences when packing IEX and HIC media
- Learn approaches for determining and adjusting slurry concentration before packing
- Identify packing parameters that should be reconsidered when moving from laboratory- to process-scale columns
- Use pressure-flow behavior and chromatographic performance as practical tools for evaluating packing quality
Speaker
Artur Stanczak, MSc
Field Application Specialist, Process Chromatography
Bio-Rad Laboratories
Artur Stanczak, MSc is a process chromatography application specialist at Bio-Rad Laboratories. He holds a Master of Science in biotechnology from Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland. With more than 13 years of experience in the biotechnology and biopharmaceutical industries, Artur specializes in downstream processing of therapeutics, with expertise in process development, characterization, scale-up, and validation. He supports method development, downstream purification applications, and the Bio-Rad chromatography resin portfolio while also managing Bio-Rad's Process Chromatography Application Laboratory in Munich, Germany.