Upskilling Course: Essentials of Mammalian Cell Culture & Biomanufacturing

Jul 20, 2026 - Jul 31, 2026

Gloucester Biotechnology Academy

Posted by Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute

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Massachusetts continues to be recognized as the world’s premier hub for the life sciences and biotechnology. In response to the ongoing need for entry-level talent within the industry, Gloucester Biotechnology Academy has developed an intensive, hands-on course designed to enhance skills crucial for careers in cell culture and biomanufacturing.

The curriculum features practical training on state-of-the-art instrumentation, allowing students to learn how mammalian cell culture is used to develop small molecule therapies and scale their production in a manufacturing environment.

Training consists of 40 hours of laboratory experiments over a two-week session. In the first week, students learn basic mammalian cell culture techniques. In week two, students apply the mammalian cell culture techniques to produce a monoclonal antibody in a bioreactor.

The course is offered mornings, 9:00a to 3:00p.

Please note, students enrolling in this program MUST be proficient in micropipetting, lab math, and solution prep. Given the tight timeline of the course, it will be fast paced, and we want to make sure all participants are set up for success.

Gloucester Biotechnology Academy, Gloucester, MA, 55 Blackburn Center

Massachusetts continues to be recognized as the world’s premier hub for the life sciences and biotechnology. In response to the ongoing need for entry-level talent within the industry, Gloucester Biotechnology Academy has developed an intensive, hands-on course designed to enhance skills crucial for careers in cell culture and biomanufacturing.

The curriculum features practical training on state-of-the-art instrumentation, allowing students to learn how mammalian cell culture is used to develop small molecule therapies and scale their production in a manufacturing environment.

Training consists of 40 hours of laboratory experiments over a two-week session. In the first week, students learn basic mammalian cell culture techniques. In week two, students apply the mammalian cell culture techniques to produce a monoclonal antibody in a bioreactor.

The course is offered mornings, 9:00a to 3:00p.

Please note, students enrolling in this program MUST be proficient in micropipetting, lab math, and solution prep. Given the tight timeline of the course, it will be fast paced, and we want to make sure all participants are set up for success.

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