64: Why Sound Waves Are the Future of Gene Therapy Bioreactors w/ Gabriel Dumy - Part 2

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Could sound waves be the revolutionary key to gene therapy manufacturing? In this episode, Gabriel Dumy, CTO and Co-founder at Kolibri, reveals how acoustic waves are set to transform cell harvesting and gene transfection processes, making biomanufacturing more efficient and less damaging to cells.

Kolibri is a company revolutionizing the way we grow and engineer cells at scale using acoustic waves.

Key Takeaways:

1. Real-Time Cell Harvesting: Discover how reconfigurable acoustic waves enable non-damaging, precise cell harvesting without the need for harsh chemicals.
2. Enhanced Gene Transfection: Learn about breakthrough methods to make cell membranes more permeable, dramatically improving the efficiency of gene delivery.
3. Scalable Bioproduction: Understand the scalable potential of acoustic waves in bioreactors, offering innovative solutions for complex tissue engineering and fragile cell growth.

Join us to explore how these advancements could revolutionize the future of gene therapy and beyond!

Connect with Gabriel Dumy

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrieldumy

Kolibri: https://www.kolibrilab.com

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