Biomanufacturing Laboratory and Training Facility
Kansas State University’s Biomanufacturing Laboratory and Training Facility gives students hands-on experience with the tools, techniques, and analytical methods used in modern biomanufacturing. Located in Seaton Hall, the facility supports workforce development, industry collaboration, and Kansas’s growing biomanufacturing ecosystem.
Current research
mScarlet chromatography
Students are working to design and scale a process for producing mScarlet in E. coli along with cell harvesting, lysis and mScarlet purification. They are also developing the protocols needed for teaching and training in BLTF, which will continue to benefit the lab for years to come.
Equipment
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Engagement opportunities for industry partners
Our partners can help shape the next generation of talent while supporting workforce development in biomanufacturing. By working with K-State, you can create real-world learning experiences for students, contribute to continuing education and professional development for your teams, and help align coursework with industry needs.
Partnership opportunities may include:
- Supporting stronger employment pathways for graduates.
- Co-developing short courses and professional development programs for your team.
- Collaborating on problem-solving initiatives and applied research.
- Providing access to, or renting, lab space and equipment for research or training.
For more information about industry partnership opportunities, please reach out to the Office of Corporate Engagement.