Camila Antonia Orellana Montecino
Profesor Asistente
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Santiago, Chile
Bioengineering and biotechnology, biopharmaceutical production (vaccines, monoclonal antibodies and antibiotics), optimization of cell lines, media and production processes, metabolic engineering, fermentation, systems biology, omics
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Biotecnology, UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND. Australia, 2016
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Chemical Engineering, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 2009
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Civil Engineer in Biotechnology, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE. Chile, 2009
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Assistant Professor Part Time
PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DE CHILE
Engineering
Santiago, Chile
2020 - At present
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow Full Time
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
Brisbane, Australia
2016 - 2019
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Analyst of technological businesses and project formulation Full Time
Dictuc S.A.
Santiago, Chile
2009 - 2010
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ASIS Program (Tasty, Safe and Healthy Foods) executive manager Full Time
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Santiago, Chile
2010 - 2011
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Casual Professional Staff Part Time
The University of Queensland
Brisbane, Australia
2014 - 2016
DIRECTED THESES
PhD:
Nicolas E Zaragoza. (2020). Thesis: “Characterising quorum sensing regulation in Clostridium tetani E88 fermentation”. The University of Queensland. Australia. Co-supervisor.
Undergraduate:
B. Eng (Hons.) Nicholas Cowie. (2017). Thesis: “Increasing TeNT Production in C. tetani Using Machine Learning”. The University of Queensland. Australia. Co-supervisor.
LAB FORMATION
Kanupriya Tiwari, Aude Durand, Nicolás Zaraoza, Nicholas Cowie, Craig Barry and Rosemary Gillane.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS & POSTERS
1. C.A. Orellana, N. Zaragoza, C. Licona-Cassani, G. Moonen, G. Moutafis, J. Power, L.K. Nielsen, E. Marcellin. Improving tetanus toxoid vaccine production. BLiSS. Brisbane, Australia. 24 November 2017. Poster.
2. C.A. Orellana, N. Zaragoza, C. Licona-Cassani, G. Moonen, G. Moutafis, J. Power, L.K. Nielsen, E. Marcellin. Improving tetanus toxoid vaccine production. International Conference in BioNano Innovation. Brisbane, Australia. 24-27 September 2017. Poster.
3. C.A. Orellana, E. Marcellin., T. Munro, P.P. Gray, L.K. Nielsen. Multi-omics approach for comparative studies of monoclonal antibody producing CHO cells. 24th European Society for Animal Cell Technology (ESACT) meeting. Barcelona, Spain. 31 May – 3 June, 2015. Oral presentation.
4. C.A. Orellana, T. Munro, P.P Gray, E. Marcellin, L.K. Nielsen. A systems biology approach to improve host cells for biopharmaceutical production. 3rd International NanoBio Conference. Brisbane, Australia. 7-10 July, 2014. Oral presentation.
5. C.A. Orellana, T. Munro, P.P Gray, E. Marcellin, L.K. Nielsen. A systems biology approach to improve host cells for biopharmaceutical production. Cell Culture Engineering XIV. Quebec City, Canada. 4-9 May, 2014. Poster and oral presentation in workshop “Applications of –omics technology”.
6. C.A. Orellana, P.P. Gray, L.K. Nielsen, T. Munro. A systems biology approach to improve host cells for biopharmaceutical production. The Bioprocessing Network 2013 Conference. Gold Coast, Australia. 22-24 October, 2013. Oral presentation.
7. C.A. Orellana, M. Song, P.P. Gray, L.K. Nielsen, T. Munro. Improving host cells for biopharmaceutical production. 1st International Conference on BioNano Innovation. Brisbane, Australia. 19-20 July, 2012. Poster.
8. J. Asenjo, C.A. Orellana, B. Andrews. Mathematical modeling of a protein mixture in chromatography applied to high protein concentrations and optimal selection of operating conditions. 15th International Conference on Biopartitioning and Purification. Uxbridge, UK. 14-19 June, 2009. Oral presentation by J. Asenjo.
9. J. Asenjo, C.A. Orellana, B. Andrews. Mathematical modeling of a protein mixture in chromatography applied to high protein concentrations and optimal selection of operating conditions. 6th HIC/RPC Bioseparation Conference: Advancements, Applications and Theory in Downstream Processing. Napa, CA. 15-19 Mach, 2009. Oral presentation by J. Asenjo.
CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
1st Meeting of Chilean Scientists in Brisbane, 31 July 2015 at the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN), The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
The aim was to strengthen ties between the Chilean and Australian scientific communities. The invitation was open to all Chilean researchers residing in Australia as well as important Australian and Chilean researchers from a broad scientific background, especially those from Biological Sciences, Veterinary Sciences, Medical Sciences, Chemistry, Biotechnology and Engineering.
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Scholarship “Becas Chile” for an overseas PhD
CONICYT, Chilean government
Chile, 2010
Scholarship for PhD studies abroad, aimed at excellent Chilean or foreign students with permanent residence in Chile, to start or continue studies, in programs related to the areas established as of priority interest for the country; in institutions of excellence abroad for a maximum term of four years.
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Award Best Biotechnological Engineer, promotion 2009
COLEGIO DE INGENIEROS DE CHILE A.G.
Chile, 2010
Every year the College of Engineers of Chile (Colegio de Ingenieros de Chile) awards a Distinction ("Premio a los mejores Titulados") to the best engineers graduated from the latest class of the Universities and Polytechnic Academies recognized by the College. This Distinction is awarded to those engineers designated by the respective Universities, in recognition of academic performance and their leadership and participation conditions.
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Young Investigator Award
The Bioprocessing Network Conference
Australia, 2013
Award to the best student oral presentation at The BioProcessing Network Conference 2013. This anual Conference gathers together researchers, manufacturers, suppliers, and others with an active interest in bioprocessing as applied to a broad range of industrial and academic research areas.
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Fee scholarship for the Master
UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE
Chile, 2007
Fee Scholarship for the Master of Science in Engineering given by the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics, Universidad de Chile.
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Scholarship to attend an EMBO practical course
EMBO
España, 2017
Scholarship to attend the EMBO practical course “Targeted proteomics: Experimental design and data analysis”. Barcelona, Spain, 12-17 November.
Developing death-resistant CHO cell lines as a platform for biopharmaceutical production |
Redefining Bioproduction: Customized CHO Cell Platforms for Streamlined Continuous Manufacturing |