Boston Live Coverage at BPI 2025 Conference: GEN Provides On-Site Updates from the Bioprocessing Sector
GEN Team Attends BioProcess International Meeting in Boston
The GEN team, led by John Sterling, Editor in Chief, and Julianna LeMieux, Deputy Editor in Chief, attended the BioProcess International (BPI) meeting in Boston. The four-day event, which ran from September 13th to 16th, brought together bioprocessing professionals from around the world.
On the first day of the meeting, there was a strong focus on the integration of digital technologies in bioprocessing. The sessions discussed various trends in the industry, with a particular emphasis on the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on bioprocessing. The day ended with a keynote speech on the subject, providing valuable insights into the future of bioprocessing.
During the day, John and Julianna attended several sessions, taking note of the trends and advancements being presented. One of the highlights was the advancements in gene editing technologies, which were being showcased throughout the meeting.
John, who has been attending BPI since its inception, shared his observations on the evolution of the bioprocessing industry. He noted the significant strides made in the field, particularly in the areas of digitalisation and gene editing.
Julianna, too, expressed her excitement about the advancements being showcased at the meeting. She highlighted the opportunities for networking and collaboration among professionals, which she believed would lead to further advancements in the field.
The expo hall at the BPI meeting featured innovative bioprocessing technologies and equipment. Industry leaders were also present, sharing their insights on the future of bioprocessing. Chad Hall, Principal Scientist, R&D at Catalent, was one such speaker.
Towards the end of the day, John and Julianna took a minute away from the talks and expo hall to discuss the first day of the BPI meeting. They both expressed their anticipation for the remaining days of the meeting, eager to learn more about the latest developments in the bioprocessing industry.
The BPI meeting promises to be an exciting event for the bioprocessing community, with its focus on innovation, collaboration, and the future of the industry. The GEN team looks forward to reporting more on the developments and insights from the remaining days of the meeting.
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