Automated Methods for Environmental Control (EM) - Application of Automated Microbiology for Environmental Monitoring of Clean Rooms 

Heavy investments across the entire bioproduction value chain – from R&D to industrialization and the relocation of production – are behind the growing boom in biotechnology in Europe, to gain competitiveness and catch up with other regions such as the United States.

In this context, optimizing the control of bioproduction processes and the environmental monitoring of the biopharmaceutical industry is key to supporting the competitiveness of companies and no longer making quality control a bottleneck in the value chain of bioproduction but rather a real added value. 

This content was first published by American Pharmaceutical Review (APR).