Biomanufacturing Laboratory and Training Facilities

INNOVATIVE SPACES

With support from federal and state funding, K-State is implementing four world-class facilities across the Manhattan campus to advance health and biosecurity.

Biologics Development Module at the Biosecurity Research Institute

Research and development and pilot production

• Supports corporate partners in advancing diagnostics, prophylactics and therapeutic countermeasures for combating infectious animal diseases.
• Focuses on zoonotic and foreign animal diseases that threaten animal agriculture, the food supply and human health.

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Biomanufacturing Core and Training Facility

Production and training

• Supports corporate partners in advancing diagnostics, prophylactics and therapeutic countermeasures for combating infectious animal diseases.
• Supports biomanufacturing of multiple products.

Biologics Development Module at the College of Veterinary Medicine

Research and development

• Specializes in advanced cell culture techniques and the lyophilization of protein and viral antigens, capabilities essential for large-scale biologics production and extending the shelf life of critical biological materials.
• Expertise includes protein purification and adjuvant production, both crucial for creating effective biopharmaceuticals and enhancing vaccine efficacy. These processes support the development of high-purity proteins and potent immunotherapies.

Biomanufacturing Laboratory and Training Facility

Training

• Located in Seaton Hall, the center is a cutting-edge facility featuring advanced biomanufacturing lab equipment, designed to support hands-on training in biomanufacturing production and complementary analytical techniques.
• The space and courses aim to create a strong pipeline of talent for the growing biomanufacturing industry in Kansas and beyond by offering students practical training and skills, while also fostering collaborative relationships between K-State and industry stakeholders.