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Penn State Officially Names its New Sartorius Cell Culture Facility

Penn State Officially Names its New Sartorius Cell Culture Facility Source: elkor/Getty Images April 13, 2021 Penn State has named and opened the Sartorius Cell Culture Facility where researchers will study the normal physiology and biochemistry of cells. Sartorius committed $1.5 million in January to launch the facility. “This donation from Sartorius is a tremendous investment in biotechnology at Penn State and a huge step forward in our organizations’ partnership,” said Lora G. Weis, PhD, senior vice president for research at Penn State. “Across our university’s $1 billion research enterprise, few areas have as much potential for widespread impact as biotechnology. Sartorius is helping to ensure that Penn State remains a leader in this field, not just by conducting groundbreaking research but also in preparing our graduates to become leaders themselves.”

Penn State's industrial biotechnology ecosystem continues to bloom

Tulips in full bloom in front of Old Main. Image: Penn State Penn State officially named the Sartorius Cell Culture Facility – a new facility to study the normal physiology and biochemistry of cells, the fundamental molecule of life – in a ceremony held April 8 on the University Park campus. A leading international partner of the biopharmaceutical industry and the research sector, Sartorius committed $1.5 million to launch the Sartorius Cell Culture Facility at Penn State, in January. A new era begins The new era of Penn State’s industrial biotechnology ecosystem officially began in March 2017, when CSL Behring gave $4.92 million establishing the Center of Excellence in Industrial Biotechnology (CoEIB) and the CSL Behring Fermentation Facility. Supplementing this gift was a $435,000 equipment donation from Sartorius to set-up the Sartorius Fermentation Gallery.