Prof. Amine Kamen — Research Profile
McGill University · Department of Bioengineering
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Prof. Amine Kamen at McGill University Department of Bioengineering lists Cell Culture Engineering, Bioprocess Optimization and Scale-up, Process Analytical Technologies and Process Control, Vaccines Manufacturing including mRNA vaccines, Viral Vectors and Nanoparticules for Gene Delivery and Vaccination as their registered research area.
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