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Systems Design Engineer

 at Thermo Fisher Scientific

Michelle Nolasco leads innovation initiatives and collaborations for bioproduction at Thermo Fisher Scientific. Michelle specializes in downstream processes and has experience in automation and advanced analytics. Prior to her current role, Michelle was part of the downstream process development team at Patheon Biologics, supporting development and clinical manufacturing for monoclonal antibodies and recombinant enzymes. Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of South Florida.


Education

University of Florida  


Awards & Certifications

Chemical Engineering Alumni Award

Honors Scholar Award


Areas of Expertise

Protein Purification
Column Chromatography
Good Laboratory Practice
High Throughput Screening
Liquid Handling

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Content Written By, Reviewed By, or Featuring Michelle Nolasco
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Chromatography columns showing separated colored bands, illustrating analytical separation.
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Tackling Bispecific Antibody Purification: A Polishing Case Study

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Join this data-driven presentation to explore process development resin screening for bispecific antibody purification.
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Real-Time In-Line Insight for Therapeutic Protein Production

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This webinar explores how real-time, in-line process monitoring delivers actionable, non-destructive insight across downstream operations.
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Advancing Therapeutic Protein Production With Real-Time Analysis

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This webinar will share how in-line monitoring can strengthen process understanding, support continuous control strategies and accelerate automation – advancing modern therapeutic protein manufacturing from upstream to downstream operations.
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