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Manchester is booming right now and so is Leeds

The north of England has been abandoned by the 'political/ruling classes', 95 pence in every pound is spent on the south of England and in particularly London and the home counties...

Interesting idea but other than population not much else is comparable. Most obvious difference is the location in relation to the rest of Europe: one central, the other peripheral. The political system is also different: the North of England rarely gets governments it votes for. It’s not just the physical location of government but from a northern perspective, the entire country is governed in the interests of the South. Virtually the first thing the government did in 2010 was abolish the Regional Development Agencies. The North has a similar socioeconomic profile to the Celtic nations but receives far less public spending per head. The under investment goes back decades but has got worse under this government, despite all the BS about ‘leveling up’. The slogan is designed to conceal the truth.

Building in the Netherlands isn’t that easy because the majority of the ground you want to build on is former marshes composed of peat.

What a fascinating video, thank you :)

North of the UK is Scotland. You mean North of England!

you keep saying north of uk while you talk about north of England.

The Netherlands is also a decentralized country. Various regions such as Rotterdam, Eindhoven, Utrecht, North and South Netherlands compete with each other. Many head offices are not located in Amsterdam, but spread across the country. Instead of The Hague (political capital), many important government institutions are located in less strong economic regions. In South Limburg (South Netherlands) Tax authorities, In Groningen and Friesland (North Netherlands) Education, justice and energy, and so on.

The north of England is not the north of the UK. You want to be taken seriously then get things like this correct.

A really interesting (and good) study. You are completely correct when you say that there is a complete lack of ambition for the North, within the UK. In the early 1990s, I was a resident of Eindhoven. On a Sunday evening, I would get off a Dutch Railways intercity train. I would then walk down some stairs in to the bus station. In the bus station, I would see an entire row of buses waiting to take people from the rail station to the various parts of Eindhoven. Within minutes and with my 'strippenkaart', the bus would *whizz* me down the Aalsterweg to my stop at the Kortonjo building (Herman Gorterlaan), three minutes walk from my front door. So, I would be at my front door within minutes of getting off the train. God, how I miss my Saturday trips to Utrecht, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Liege and Koln. What mind-broadening and happy days.

Using 2019 figures is hardly an up-to-date comparison. Also a comparison between such geographically different areas will produce vastly figures. This is a pointless exercise like comparing chalk and cheese

Yes, the Netherlands are flatter, but they are also very soggy. And that makes building foundations trickier and more expensive. There is also an awful lot of waterways, requiring expensive infrastructure like bridges, tunnels, quays, locks, sluices, aqueducts even. Not to mention all the dykes.

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Hii I'm installation engineer bioreactor & fermenter also i have need to clear my basic , my background not belong to pharmaceutical industry ,

Thank you so much Professor Marloes Peeters for spending your precious time making these valuable and informative lectures and sharing them for free via TH-cam for poor students like us. I am a third-year undergraduate student major in Biotechnology in Vietnam and I feel very lucky to find your lectures to learn about Biopharmaceuticals. I wish you all the best, Professor!

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Hi, can I use the schematic of the perfusion setup at 1:32 for an assigment? Thank you

Works with the most complex bioreactors/makes 360p videos ,girl you are my hero <3

How can I create this on a small scale?

How can I create this on a small scale?

Sorry to say, but you need to know many many thing about Bioreactor.

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So, if one could land a permanent job in IUPAC, what would the average salary be?

What about using the lignin and cellulose tissues rather than no jut the lipids as a energy source? I understand with micro algae this might no be suitable but what about Kemp or even land plants like hemp?

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Thank you very much for all of your excellent bioprocessing videos! You mention towards the end of the video the simple geometric scaling of airlift bioreactors. Could you recommend any undergrad-level literature on the subject? Textbooks abound with STR scale-up examples, but I could not find much on the subject of airlift bioreactors!

Your videos are so useful. I wonder if I should choose " targeted treatment in drug delivery or water purification" to do research in the University. I'm a third-year student, so do you think it is feasible for a student to choose drug delivery with MIPs to have the first article? Thank you professor.

How did you get the kLa from the superficial gas velocity?

Just a quick question: I believe both Power per volume and KLa won't be similar at scale up. How do take the next step plz?

I think continous flow systems are the future especially with the digitalisation of chemistry/biochemistry as a whole.

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Thank you very much for this class Prof Peeters. I can learn a lot. I am working for my Ingennier degree research, is about automation of aeration systems for activated sludge bioreactor in wastewater plants. Can I send you a mail with questions?? Thank you so much! Grettings from Chile

Thankyou for ur lectures on Qbd tomorrow is my test of industrial phrmacy subject This helped a lot ❤ fm Kashmir