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The exponential increase in demand to manufacture therapeutics including vaccines triggered by the pandemic has stressed the supply chain for single-use products.
Pietro Perrone, PE
Rentschler Biopharma, Inc.
Principal Process Engineer
Pietro is a Principal Process Engineer at Rentschler Biopharma, Inc. He is a Professional Engineer registered in Massachusetts with degrees in Chemical Engineering from Tufts University and in Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology from the University of Massachusetts. Pietro has over 20 years of purification/separation technology experience in process development/optimization, equipment scale-up, and project management. His experience has focused on the design, automation, and operation of filtration systems (NFF, TFF, cassettes, hollow fiber, spiral, tubular), bioreactors, and chromatography unit operations based on conventional stainless-steel equipment and single-use technology. Pietro has authored & co-authored technical articles, book chapters, and engineering guides in bioprocessing technology. Pietro chaired the Disposables Community of Practice and is currently on its steering committee. He is a member of the Pharmaceutical Engineering Committee and an Editorial Reviewer for Pharmaceutical Engineering. Pietro is a frequent speaker at conferences and has developed/conducted training programs in single-use technology and filtration technology.
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