The international symposium on “Advances
in Yeast Biotechnology” takes place from the afternoon of Tuesday
17 May 2005 until afternoon of Thursday 19 May 2005. The accompanying
exhibition takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday. In addition, an alumni
get-together will be organised on Wednesday 18 May 2005 in the evening.
In the Symposium Programme only the names of the first authors (i.e. without
academic titles and co-authors) and the titles of their presentations
are given. All other information will be given in detail in the abstract
book.
There will be an opportunity to publish papers based on oral presentations
and selected poster presentations in a special issue of Chimia.
The deadline for submission of these papers is the close of the conference
on 19 May 2005.
Limitations of large scale reactors
with respect to high cell density yeast fermentations
Speaker: Rick Mommers, Lonza Biotec
s.r.o., Kourim, Czech Republic
09.00
- 09.15
Discussion
09.15
- 09.45
A highly efficient and cost-effective
process for phytase production by recombinant Hansenula
polymorpha strains
Speaker: Anne F. Mayer, DSM Nutritional
Products, Basel, Switzerland
09.45
- 10.00
Discussion
10.00 - 10.30
Coffee break and poster session
10.30
- 11.00
Economical aspects of downstream
processing of biopharmaceuticals
Speaker: Frans W.J.M.M. Hoeks, Hoffmann-La
Roche, Basel, Switzerland
11.00
- 11.15
Discussion
11.15
- 11.45
Molecular physiology meets technology:
Insights into the responses of Pichia pastoris
to environmental and metabolic stress factors exerted
in bioprocesses
Diethard Mattanovich, Institute of
Applied Microbiology, BOKU, Wien, Austria
11.45
- 12.00
Discussion
12.00
- 12.30
Process optimisation based on
large databases of routinely monitored industrial process-data:
statistical analysis and quality design
Speakers: Dusan Roubicek, Lonza Biotec
s.r.o., Kourim, Czech Republic and Thomas Friedli, IMSV
University of Berne, Switzerland
