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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/seminar-microscale-pro
 cessing-high-throughput-studies-water
SUMMARY:Seminar - \"Microscale Processing for High-Throughput Studies in Wa
 ter\nSeparations and Bio-Polymer Processing\"\, by David Latulippe\, Assis
 tant\nProfessor\, Department of Chemical Engineering\, McMaster University
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nABSTRACT: There is considerable interest in the use
  of micro-scale\nprocessing (MSP) techniques for process development and\n
 optimization.  The advantages of developing miniaturized versions of\nups
 tream and downstream unit operations that are scalable to actual\nproducti
 on conditions are considerable.  First\, it reduces the\nmaterial costs a
 ssociated with running a large number of lab-scale or\nfull-scale trials.
   Second\, it accommodates a parallel approach for\nexperimental testing\
 , instead of the more traditional sequential\napproach\, and thus is ideal
 ly suited for high-throughp\n 
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