Learning hub

Our learning hub is specifically designed to serve as a cornerstone for those seeking to expand their expertise and insight into the biotech industry. Here, you will find an extensive collection of scientific publications, white papers, and case studies meticulously curated to support your research and development efforts.

Our learning hub is specifically designed to serve as a cornerstone for those seeking to expand their expertise and insight into the biotech industry. Here, you will find an extensive collection of scientific publications, white papers, and case studies meticulously curated to support your research and development efforts. Whether you are delving into the specifics of bioreactor usage, exploring the intricacies of tangential flow filtration, or seeking to understand the latest in bioprocess supplies, our repository is equipped to enrich your knowledge base with learning.

Find out what allergies are, their symptoms and treatments. Find out how they are diagnosed and what options exist to alleviate their effects.
Discover how single use system will transform vaccine production with scalability, flexibility and sustainability in biopharmaceutical processes.
Learn how single use bioreactors are transforming biopharma with cost savings and reduced contamination risks.
Key differences between perfusion and fed batch bioreactors in biotechnology: advantages, disadvantages and industrial applications.
What is upstream and downstream bioprocess? Learn about bioprocess and biotechnological production in TECNIC's blog.
Discover which types of bioreactors are best for your laboratory or production plant and optimise biotech production at every stage.
Discover how biotechnology impacts your everyday life, from food and medicines to sustainable products. Learn more about its applications.
Discover the key ISO regulations governing single-use bioprocess bags and how TECNIC ensures compliance with its ISO 7 certified cleanroom
FDA approves new Alzheimer's treatment, Kisunla, that offers hope and slows early progression for people with Alzheimer's disease