Ioscani Jimenez del Val

Lecturer in Bioprocessing

Dublin City University

Ireland

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Ioscani Jimenez del Val is a Lecturer in Bioprocessing at University College Dublin, Ireland. His research focuses on bioprocess optimization, with recent articles exploring bioreactor hydrodynamics, metabolic modeling of Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, and the integration of stoichiometric and machine learning methods for predicting antibody glycosylation patterns. He is dedicated to advancing the understanding of bioprocesses through innovative modeling techniques and comprehensive analyses.

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Karen Polizzi

Imperial College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Bjørn Gunnar Voldborg

Technical University of Denmark

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Fatemeh Kavousi

Eli Lilly Lecturer in Biochemical/Biopharmaceutical Engineering

University College Cork

IRELAND

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Johnny Arnsdorf

Technical University of Denmark

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Articles (8)

Integration Approaches to Model Bioreactor Hydrodynamics and Cellular Kinetics for Advancing Bioprocess Optimisation

CHOmpact: A reduced metabolic model of Chinese hamster ovary cells with enhanced interpretability

Automated assembly of hybrid dynamic models for CHO cell culture processes

CHOGlycoNET: Comprehensive glycosylation reaction network for CHO cells

Synergising stoichiometric modelling with artificial neural networks to predict antibody glycosylation patterns in Chinese hamster ovary cells

An integrated modular framework for modeling the effect of ammonium on the sialylation process of monoclonal antibodies produced by CHO cells

Moving towards an era of hybrid modelling: advantages and challenges of coupling mechanistic and data-driven models for upstream pharmaceutical bioprocesses

Model-based operational optimisation of a microbial bioprocess converting terephthalic acid to biomass

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Karen Polizzi

Bjørn Gunnar Voldborg

Fatemeh Kavousi

Johnny Arnsdorf

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