Workforce Development and Training for Cell Therapy Teams
Made Scientific Foundry™ builds cell therapy capability inside a GMP facility, on the platforms and under the quality systems that run client programs every day.
Training Built Inside a Cell Therapy CDMO
The distance between classroom instruction and GMP floor readiness closes fastest when the training happens where the work happens. Made Scientific Foundry programs run on-site, taught by scientists and operators who manufacture cell therapies for clients.
Learners handle the same equipment, follow the same documentation practices, and work to the same standards the facility runs to.
How Made Scientific Foundry™ Trains
Our training model pairs expert-led instruction with immersive modules conducted by working scientists, alongside Subject Matter Experts (SMEs). It’s a practical, adaptable model designed to prepare your team for success.
- Customization: Curriculum is scoped to the client’s processes, platforms, and product type, and built fresh for each engagement.
- Integrated Learning: Theory and hands-on practice run together in each module, so operators apply what they learn on the bench the same day.
- Progressive Development: Modules stack from contamination control and aseptic technique through unit operations, giving teams a defined path from entry to independent execution.
- Compliance Focus: Content is aligned to FDA and EU regulatory expectations, and training records are structured to support the client’s own quality system.

Core: Custom Cohort Training on Your Processes
Core is an in-person lab immersion built for organizations training a group. A company standing up a new manufacturing team, a site transferring a process to new operators, or an institution building a cell therapy program can run a cohort through a Made Scientific facility on a curriculum scoped to their own workflows and technologies.
Programs are defined per engagement. Cohort size, module selection, duration, and location are agreed before the program is scheduled.
Who it fits
- Organizations training a group of operators, scientists, or technicians together
- Teams preparing to run a specific process, platform, or facility
- Institutions building a cell therapy manufacturing capability from a standing start
Foundation modules
Programs are assembled from the following, taught on CDMO equipment in a real GMP environment.
- Cell Therapy Fundamentals
- Cleanroom Basics and Gowning
- Aseptic Technique and Best Practices
- GMP Bootcamp
- Cell Selection
- Cell Washing and Expansion
- Cell Process Fill and Finish
Specialist add-on modules
Deep-dive topics can be added to a Core program and delivered live-virtual or on demand around the in-person schedule. Topics can range from flow cytometry and next-generation sequencing to operational orchestration and AI/data science.
Delivery
- Location: Made Scientific facility, client site, or a combination
- Format: in-class instruction, hands-on lab workshops, live-virtual sessions, or a hybrid schedule
- Group: intensive small-group cohorts, full team programs, or one-on-one mentoring
Scholar: University Partnerships That Build the Pipeline
Scholar is a university partnership program that puts credit-bearing cell and gene therapy coursework in front of students in industry-modeled learning spaces. Universities gain a workforce development outcome they can point to. Students graduate having worked in an environment that resembles the one they are heading into.
What sets Scholar apart
- Coursework integrated with the processes of an operating CDMO
- Simulated GMP environments modeled on industry facilities
- Exposure to bioprocessing platforms and technology partnerships students would otherwise meet on their first job
- Curriculum built around real cell and gene therapy manufacturing problems
For universities
- Turnkey or custom course modules
- Flexible credit structures, semester-based or modular
- Facility access and instructor support
- A documented workforce development outcome for the program
For students
- Hands-on GMP training with industry equipment
- Platform and technology exposure
- Connections into cell therapy career pathways
- Formats that fit undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education schedules
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