Protein Purification: Principles & Practice
This course is designed for experienced scientists as well as amateurs. It seems to work for everyone. The course integrates lecture and laboratory sessions to provide a comprehensive learning experience designed to educate everyone who is interested in separation and purification techniques used in downstream processing. Our past registrants have included bench scientists, professors, undergraduate and graduate students, professionals in management, marketing, sales & administration in the Life Sciences industries, and people of varying backgrounds who are new to Life Sciences, and wish to broaden their knowledge and skills.

Biochemical Separations: Introduction to Laboratory Techniques
This is an introductory level lecture/demonstration course designed for scientists and life science professionals having limited experience with laboratory separations.

Tutorials in Protein Purification
This course is an informal outgrowth of our two more formal courses, Biochemical Separations and Protein Purification, the latter a 5 ½ day comprehensive lecture/laboratory course and the former a three-day lecture only course. Registrants in Tutorials in Protein Purification have the best of both—hands on experience of the sort Protein Purification offers but over a much shorter time period and for a lower fee. Registrants receive all-day-long, one-on-one attention as I conduct a fairly complex purification project in your presence and with your assistance. I explain each step and answer questions as we go. During the three years Tutorial in Protein Purification has been offered, we have begun commercial protein production at our Rutgers spin-off company, Brighter Ideas, Inc. The company facilities enable us to bridge the gap between bench top protein purification and early stage pilot plant operations. As we now experience downstream processing on a daily basis, we can provide more information to registrants in the Tutorials than ever before.