Hardware for Bioproduction #3: Microfluidics & Reactor Design

​Every bioprocess runs inside a vessel. Its design sets how much you can make, how fast, and how tightly you can control it.

​The panel features companies redesigning that vessel. Some shrink it down to a microfluidic chip. Others rebuild the bioreactor itself: smaller, smarter, cheaper to make.

​When does going small actually help, and when does it stop helping? What do you give up when you leave the classic stirred tank? What does a CDMO or a QA team need to see before saying yes to a new format? Bring your own questions too.

​Speaker names coming soon.

Agenda
18:15 Welcome from BioLabs, InSpek, Kolibri
18:20 Roundtable, then audience Q&A
19:15 Pizza, drinks, and networking

​This roundtable is part of BioWeek 2026. Full program: https://www.bioweek.org/events

​"Hardware for Bioproduction" is a seminar series run by InSpek, Kolibri, BioLabs, and Spartners. It covers the devices, sensors and equipment that make bioproduction work at commercial scale.

​Location: BioLabs Broussais, Paris 14e