Todd Przybycien

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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

United States

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Todd Przybycien is a Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the United States, specializing in bioprocessing and biopharmaceutical production. His recent research encompasses mathematical modeling for viral production, protein chromatography, and novel purification processes for monoclonal antibodies and vaccines. He focuses on the application of advanced computational methods and innovative techniques to enhance the efficiency of bioprocesses in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Solving crystallization/precipitation population balance models in CADET, Part II: Size-based Smoluchowski coagulation and fragmentation equations in batch and continuous modes

Mathematical Model for Measles Virus Production in Batch Bioreactors

An Affinity Complex Titration Isotherm for Mechanistic Modeling in Protein A Chromatography

Convection rather than diffusion for fast efficient mRNA vaccine purification

Towards platformization of monoclonal antibody capture precipitation solution conditions in the PEG-zinc precipitant system

Solving crystallization/precipitation population balance models in CADET, part I: Nucleation growth and growth rate dispersion in batch and continuous modes on nonuniform grids

Continuous precipitation‐filtration process for initial capture of a monoclonal antibody product using a four‐stage countercurrent hollow fiber membrane washing step

Smart Manufacturing Implementation of a Continuous Downstream Precipitation and Filtration Process for Antibody Purification

Rapid In-Process Measurement of Live Virus Vaccine Potency Using Laser Force Cytology: Paving the Way for Rapid Vaccine Development

Viral adventitious agent detection using laser force cytology: Intrinsic cell property changes with infection and comparison to in vitro testing

Enhanced filtration performance using feed‐and‐bleed configuration for purification of antibody precipitates

High throughput solubility and redissolution screening for antibody purification via combined PEG and zinc chloride precipitation

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Andrew L. Zydney

James Schneider

Eric von Lieres

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