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Structuring bioprocess data for better decision-making

December 3, 2025
10 min read
Yaron
David
CTO and Co-founder

Bioprocess data is messy by nature - multiple sources, different units, inconsistent metadata, and endless Excel sheets. In this session, BioRaptor CTO & Co-Founder Yaron David walks through how bioprocess teams can structure their data to enable cross-run comparisons, uncover hidden contributing factors, and future-proof their analytics for machine learning and AI.


Topics & timestamps

02:18 — How bioprocess data becomes knowledge

04:12 — Why identical-looking runs behave differently, and why small inconsistencies or missing context create blind spots during analysis.

06:25 — An example of a single run analysis walking through offline data, online data, setpoints, and target measurements to understand one fermentation batch.

11:31 — Identifying hidden correlations across parameters. A real example showing how airflow, agitation, and concentration interact in a way that isn’t obvious without proper structure.

15:24 — What happens when you have 10, 20, or 100+ runs, and why manual aggregation becomes impossible.

17:00 — What “AI-ready data” actually means

20:23 — What a properly structured batch record looks like. A walkthrough of a recommended template for capturing run-level parameters and batch-level data cleanly.

27:22 — How BioRaptor brings all data sources and enables automated multi-run comparison


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READY TO STRUCTURE YOUR BIOPROCESS DATA THE RIGHT WAY?

BioRaptor collects, harmonizes, and analyzes all your bioprocess data - online, offline, and contextual - in one place, giving you instant visibility into trends, variability, and optimization levers.

Yaron
David
CTO and Co-founder

Yaron founded BioRaptor out of a life long passion for science and better understanding how things work. Yaron is an MD and holds a PhD in neuroscience and has been developing data intensive platforms throughout his career in both scientific and healthcare settings.

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