Here is Magdalena, she helps companies and academia to coordinate and facilitate the financials and the paper-work, making it easier to run projects in Testa Center. Listen as she tell you about dealing with both academia and industry.

I support and facilitate the interaction with projects from both academia and private companies.
As Testa Center is operated as a non-profit company with public funding, my job is focused on navigating in a public-private partnership environment.

My goal is to ensure we have sustainable business model where we can make Testa Center capabilities available for projects both within academia and private companies.
Magdalena Eggens, Testa Center.

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Here is Magdalena at the world premier of Testa Centers table tennis cup 2019!

You can find Magdalena’s professional profile on LinkedIn.

Testa Center in 100 words

We offer businesses and academia globally a modern, pilot-scale testbed for projects and education in production of biological products e.g. monoclonal antibodies, peptides, protein, vaccine and viral vectors (non-GMP, up to Bio-safety level 2 and 500 liter).

In our flexible facility, and with some helping hands of our experienced staff, you can perform a wide variety of projects, including scale-up of parts of a process, or a complete process from frozen cell bank vial to purified protein.

Testa Center is a major initiative between the Swedish government and Cytiva (formerly GE Life Sciences) to secure the growth of life science industry and its manufacturing capabilities. Main objective for Testa Center is to bridge the gap from discovery to industrialization.

Testa Center is operated as a non-profit company, owned by Cytiva.