ChromaTan, Inc

Please join us for our May 15th ChromaChats™ meeting "Purification Challenges for mRNA Production, Pt. 2”. ChromaTan ChromaChats™ • Topic: Purification Challenges for mRNA Production, Pt. 2 • Wednesday, May 15th | 7:00 am PT/10:00 am ET • Registration: https://lnkd.in/eYcrsuBq This mRNA-focused series of virtual roundtables features four industry thought leaders for discussions on the big four aspects of mRNA Production – upstream, downstream, analytical, and scale-up. Each panelist will give a 2-3-minute introduction followed by a Q&A and open group discussion. Panelists • Richard D. Braatz | Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Anna Senczuk | Seqirus • Zoltán Kis | The University of Sheffield • Jing Zhu, Ph.D. | Recipharm ChromaChats™ is a virtual gathering for bioprocessing leaders to connect and discuss shared challenges and interests. Attendees are encouraged to connect to extend their networks. There are no fees, NDAs, sponsors, or sales pitches. Just great people and great conversation. #chromachats #mrna #bioprocessing

I would like to invite you all to visit Chromatan and see my talk at the Bioprocessing Summit this week in Boston Come and see the downstream processing revolution that we are bringing!

Very exciting news for the ChromaTan team! Press blast on the $2 Million award from the NIH for the development of the BioRMB platform for AAV purification. https://lnkd.in/gNnFHZvv #bioprocessing #NIH #AAV

Congrats to the Chromatan team!

Come say hello at the Prep Symposium!

Looking forward to moderating our 8th edition of ChromaChats next Wednesday! We have an excellent slate of panelists lined up for a continued discussion on purification challenges for mRNA production. There's still time to register - sign up via our website or the LinkedIn event below and we'll send you a calendar invite and confirmation email with the meeting login info.

Our President and CEO Rajiv Datar is looking forward to pitching ChromaTan and our Kascade™ BioRMB™ platform at The Big Idea CONNECTpreneur Community’s upcoming Virtual Rocket Pitch this Thursday, April 25th. We are excited to tune in for the other pitches and connect with investors as we wrap up our Bridge round and launch our Series B.   Our Kascade™ BioRMB™ system empowers biopharmaceutical manufacturing with the first-ever columnless, single-use, steady-state continuous elution chromatography platform, offering increased recovery and productivity, enhanced purity, flexibility, and scalability, while dramatically reducing resin consumption and downtime for the cost-effective production of life-saving therapies.   Our platform is an ideal candidate for increasing recovery and product quality for sensitive modalities such as AAV, LV, mRNA, and many others. Please reach out to Rajiv Datar to learn more about ChromaTan’s partnering and funding efforts. #CONNECTpreneur #bioprocessing #chromatography #genetherapy

Please join us for our May 15th ChromaChats™ meeting "Purification Challenges for mRNA Production, Pt. 2”. ChromaTan ChromaChats™ • Topic: Purification Challenges for mRNA Production, Pt. 2 • Wednesday, May 15th | 7:00 am PT/10:00 am ET • Registration: https://lnkd.in/eYcrsuBq This mRNA-focused series of virtual roundtables features four industry thought leaders for discussions on the big four aspects of mRNA Production – upstream, downstream, analytical, and scale-up. Each panelist will give a 2-3-minute introduction followed by a Q&A and open group discussion. Panelists • Richard D. Braatz | Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Anna Senczuk | Seqirus • Zoltán Kis | The University of Sheffield • Jing Zhu, Ph.D. | Recipharm ChromaChats™ is a virtual gathering for bioprocessing leaders to connect and discuss shared challenges and interests. Attendees are encouraged to connect to extend their networks. There are no fees, NDAs, sponsors, or sales pitches. Just great people and great conversation. #chromachats #mrna #bioprocessing

Today, we'd like to recognize Khajay Tyrell, our current Drexel University Co-Op who implemented a solution for reducing waste from our 3D printing process. Khajay noticed that our PLA (polylactic acid) scrap from failed 3D prints is harmful to the planet as it goes directly into landfills and takes a long time to degrade properly.    Khajay's solution: To purchase and build a <$1,000 filament recycler specifically designed to recycle PLA scraps into new material.   With just the assistance of a few tools, a tree shredder, and a 3d-printed sieve, he is able to: • Reduce our reliance on virgin plastic: Recycled filament cuts down the need for new PLA, minimizing our environmental footprint. We have been able to use 100% recycled shreds to remake brand-new rolls of filament for R&D purposes.  • Print cost-effectively: Recycled filament reduces the need to purchase new filament as often and as much. • Promote a circular economy: By keeping plastic waste within our production loop, we contribute to a more sustainable future.   #sustainability #3dprinting #innovation #recycling #environment