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Facilities

Innovative spaces

K-State’s biomanufacturing program brings together three specialized facilities that support essential research and hands-on training in biomanufacturing. Together, these spaces advance human and animal health and biosecurity by preparing students, researchers, and industry partners to address some of today’s most urgent challenges.

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Biologics Development Module at the Biosecurity Research Institute

Research and development, and pilot production

The BRI-BDM supports researchers in advancing diagnostics, prophylactics and therapeutic countermeasures for combating infectious animal diseases. Work in the lab focuses on zoonotic and foreign animal diseases that threaten animal agriculture, the food supply and human health.

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Biomanufacturing Laboratory and Training Facility

Production and training

Biomanufacturing Core and Training Facility

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Production and training

The BCTF, located at the Bioprocessing & Industrial Value Added Products (BIVAP) Innovation Center, will support corporate partners in advancing diagnostics, prophylactics and therapeutic countermeasures for combating infectious animal diseases. The facility will support the biomanufacturing of multiple products.