The International Society of BioProcess Technology (ISBioTech) formed in 2010 to help the industry share data and methods for process development and the production of biologics.
Known for our expertise in organizing conferences within our targeted network, we strive to highlight applications that are the most challenging while providing real-life experiences from support labs, process development suites, and production facilities. The format of our meetings combines exceptional quality presentations and exhibits with unforgettable networking opportunities to help foster and build relationships and collaborations.
Our Viral Vectors program has received the most attention since our founding, followed by Baculovirus Expression Technology and Cellular Therapies. These three programs run concurrently during our annual Spring Meeting.
Our content has evolved continuously over the past decade as new technologies emerge. In response to a growing demand for mRNA and DNA-based vaccines and biologics, we launched our virtual Nucleic Acids meeting in January 2021. We look forward to a face-to-face Nucleic Acids in 2023, as well as our equally timely Waterside Antibody Conference.
In addition, we’ve periodically covered Critical Capabilities for Biologic Production that are otherwise overlooked such as Cell Banking and Characterization, Contaminant Control (our biosafety meeting), and Raw Materials Science & Control. These programs are currently in hiatus. Email us if you’d like to contribute to relaunching these programs in 2024 or beyond!
As a result of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, we converted our content to a virtual platform that provided the same quality as our live meetings, but unfortunately, without the in-person interaction that everyone so dearly values. We were thrilled to reestablish live, face-to-face interaction — with limited attendance — in 2022, having adopted an inclusive, hybrid format that allows for both in-person and virtual attendance.
Our Team
Founder and Senior Fellow
Managing Director
Director of Sales
Communications and
Social Media Manager
ISBioTech Fellows
The ISBioTech Fellow designation was created to recognize outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to our meetings, to the BioProcessing Journal, and in our opinion, to the biotechnology industry as a whole.
Lawrence Thompson, PhD
Pfizer, Inc
Penny Post, PhD
Sanofi US
Martin Giedlin, PhD
Senti Biosciences
Kari Airenne, PhD
Kuopio Center for Gene and Cell Therapy
Anthony S. Lubiniecki, ScD
A L Associates, LLC
Mary Pat Moyer, PhD
INCELL Corporation, LLC
Raymond Nims, PhD
RMC Pharmaceutical Solutions, Inc.
Robert Kennedy, PhD
María Mercedes Segura, PhD
ElevateBio
Phillip Maples, PhD
Laurus Bio, LLC
Michael Washabaugh, PhD
The MITRE Corporation
John Fraser Wright, PhD
Stanford University
António Roldão, PhD
Instituto de Biologia Experimental e Tecnológica
Mark Witcher, PhD
Exyte
Otto-Wilhelm Merten, PhD
Miltenyi Biotec Inc.
Donald Jarvis, PhD
University of Wyoming
Martin Vanderlaan, PhD
Vanderlaan Consulting
Dominic Esposito, PhD
Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
Bryan Butman, PhD
Precigen, Inc.
Gale Smith, PhD
Novavax, Inc.
Rodolfo Valdés Véliz, PhD
Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
Manisha Trivedi
ISBioTech
Aziza P. Manceur, PhD
National Research Council Canada
Amine Kamen, PhD
McGill University
Verne Luckow, PhD, JD
The Intellectual Property Law Office of Verne A. Luckow, LLC
Maureen Costello, PhD
Costello Consulting, LLC
Swapnil Bhargava, PhD
AbCellera Biologics Inc.
Publishing
ISBioTech’s companion publication, the BioProcessing Journal (BPJ), was established in 2002 to provide in-depth coverage of the type of content presented at our meetings. All manuscripts are peer reviewed by an exceptional Editorial Advisory Board (EAB), and are now published via an Open Access model. Authors are free to post their work wherever they please, in addition to what the journal makes available via its website, and these articles are frequently referenced in other papers published throughout the industry.