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About this paper
Laura Marie Helleckes, Johannes Hemmerich, Wolfgang Wiechert, Eric von Lieres, Alexander Grünberger
This review maps the current landscape of machine learning (ML) applications across key stages of bioprocess development, from strain engineering to industrial control. The work synthesizes successful applications, identifies existing challenges, and outlines future opportunities for ML to accelerate bioprocess innovation and reduce time-to-market.
Key insights
- Machine learning is transitioning from an experimental tool to an established component of the data analysis toolbox across all stages of bioprocess development.
- Bridging the gap from 'promise to practice' requires addressing critical limitations like data scarcity, model transferability, interpretability, and fostering a cultural shift towards open-source methodologies and FAIR data principles.
- Integrated ML frameworks, digital twins, and advanced control strategies (e.g., model predictive control, reinforcement learning) are poised to enable more autonomous, efficient, and reproducible bioprocessing.
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