


“Ziva combines a deep knowledge and a love of Microbiology to make her course highly effective. Her delivery engaged every individual in the course I attended; that group included a wide range of backgrounds - engineers with no knowledge in microbiology, experienced microbiology technicians, group managers, and other microbiologists - all came away knowing new, relevant ways to approach environmental testing they are involved with and/or to manage testing by personnel responsible for environmental testing at their facilities. Ziva provides effective training, quickly adapting to the knowledge base of her audience in a rapidly paced, entertaining course.”
Top qualities: Personable, Expert, Good Value

In response to numerous requests, SCI Inc, through its Hot Topics Workshops, has expanded its course offerings through a series of collaborations with other industry professionals and organizations. One of those collaborations includes training on Biofilms. Dr. Wagner and Ms. Lucia Clontz are the founders of the Biofilm Networking Group (BNG), based in Raleigh, NC and associated with CUPSI (at Campbell University School of Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences).
In 2010, SCI and BNG are working with Ziva Abraham from Microrite, Inc, a California based company, to offer a Biofilm Conference on the West Coast. More details to follow soon.
Microrite is a California based company providing consulting services and training to Pharmaceuticals, Medical Device, Biotechnology and Combination Products. Microrite provides Microbiology, Aseptic Techniques, Quality Control, Quality Assurance, Process Development, Process Validation, Facilities, Utilities and Equipment Validation services to a broad range of clients. Their training is practical and effective.
The FDA presented at our 2009 Biofilm Conference, and it was a success!
In response to numerous requests, SCI, Inc, through its Hot Topics Workshops, has expanded its course offerings through a series of collaborations with other industry professionals and organizations. One of those collaborations includes training on Biofilms. Dr. Wagner and Ms. Lucia Clontz are the founders of the Biofilm Networking Group (BNG), based in Raleigh, NC and associated with the Campbell University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences - Product Development Training Institute (PDTI). In 2009 SCI and the BNG formed a collaboration with the Biomanufacturing Training & Education Center (BTEC) at North Carolina State University, in Raleigh, NC to hold the 2009 Biofilm Conference, entitled: Control by Design®: Preventing Microbial Contamination and Biofilms.
For more details on the Contamination Control by Design© (CCbD) concept click here.