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  • News

    • News

      • Semi cleanrooms getting the lead out
        Semiconductor makers and tool suppliers, as well as cleanroom builders and operators, are beginning to understand the implications of what it will mean to “think green” in the near future.
      • Chiron manufacturing improvements please FDA but may delay vaccine
        Corrections to contamination-control issues that halted vaccine production last fall at Chiron Corp.’s Liverpool, U.K., facility are being met with general approval by the Food and Drug Administration, but it remains to be seen whether the manufacturer can fully satisfy regulatory requirements in time for the upcoming flu season.
      • University cleanroom gains chip-scale technology
        FAIRBANKS, Alaska - The Office of Electronic Miniaturization at the University of Alaska Fairbanks has partnered with Tessera Technologies to use the company’s MicroBGA chip-scale packaging (CSP) technology for developing regional enterprise and government projects requiring reliable, industry-proven semiconductor packaging capabilities.
      • Contamination-control issues far-reaching with new lab-on-a-chip developments
        The potential for in-body and out-of-body applications for lab-on-a-chip technology is raising two entirely different kinds of contamination-control issues.
      • PDA teams with audit service provider
        The Parenteral Drug Association is partnering with third-party pharmaceutical supply chain operations auditor SynTegra LLC to streamline and manage the association’s virtual Audit Resource Center.
      • Collaborative systems could boost drug development cycle
        A report recently released by the Association of American Medical Colleges, in cooperation with the Food and Drug Administration, calls for new and increased collaboration among pharmaceutical companies, academia, and regulators to help overcome obstacles to developing innovative diagnostics and therapeutics.
    • CleanZone

    • Particles

      • Particles
        News snippets from the world of contamination control.
  • Columns

    • From the editor

    • Setting the standard

      • IEST-RP-CC028.1: Minienvironments
        This Recommended Practice (RP) published by the Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology (IEST) is considered essential for individuals in industries that might benefit from the use of localized, enhanced contamination control.
    • Life Sciences

      • USP 797: A work in progress-Part 2
        Facilities requiring compliance with USP 797 can be placed into two broad categories: a cleanroom that supports higher air quality environments such as clean benches and biological safety cabinets; and barrier isolators, which are not required to be placed into a cleanroom.
    • Your market analysis

  • Features

  • Products

    • Product spotlight

      • Cleanroom design/architecture
        Building or renovating cleanroom space requires careful consideration of many factors and requirements, including airflow, temperature, humidity, and personnel interaction to name a few. Preplanning is crucial to a successful cleanroom project, which is why consulting with experienced design experts may be a wise idea. To help get you started, this month we’ve compiled a selection of highly qualified architecture firms specializing in the design and construction of cleanroom space.
    • New products

      • NEW PRODUCTS
        Each month, Cleanrooms brings you a collection of the latest product innovations in the contamination-control industry.
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