Marie‐Therese Schermeyer
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About
Marie-Therese Schermeyer is a researcher at the forefront of bioprocess engineering and laboratory automation, with a particular focus on high-throughput bioprocess development, self-driving experimentation, and robotic integration in biotechnological workflows. Her work addresses one of the central challenges in the field: the complexity and diversity of process parameters that make efficient upstream development both time-consuming and costly. Schermeyer's most influential contribution, "Automated Bioprocess Feedback Operation in a High-Throughput Facility via the Integration of a Mobile Robotic Lab Assistant" (2022), has garnered 15 combined citations and demonstrates her pioneering efforts in coupling parallel cultivation systems with intelligent robotic assistants to enhance process control and reduce development timelines. Her 2024 paper on workflow management systems for reproducible, self-driving experiments reflects her commitment to tackling the reproducibility crisis in bioprocess development through modular, interoperable design principles. Complementing these contributions, her model-based characterization of *E. coli* strains with impaired glucose uptake highlights her grounding in microbial physiology and metabolic engineering. Together, Schermeyer's work is shaping the future of autonomous, data-driven bioprocess development, making her an emerging voice in smart biomanufacturing research.
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