Training Programs for the Biologics and Biomedical-based Industry Sector

The project seeks to design and create training programs for industry associated with the R&D and advanced manufacturing of biologic medicines and more broadly for industry associated with biomedical sciences.

The training program fills a gap in the required knowledge and skills base necessary for advancement of Australian industry. At least 200 individuals will receive training on the R&D and advanced manufacturing of biologic medicines.

Outcomes: Six hundred and seventy participants received training during the project, this was a mixture of in-person training and access to an e-learning platform.


StateQueensland
Consortium leadAustralian
Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology & University of Queensland
Consortium membersAbbvie, Australian Red Cross Blood Service (ARCBS), ACYTE Biotech, CSL Ltd, Luina Bio & Patheon Biologics
MTPConnect grant$110,000
Industry contribution$110,000
Project durationMay 2018 - February 2020 (Finished)
ContactProfessor Stephen Mahler, University of Queensland - s.mahler@uq.edu.au

Visit the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology for more details.

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