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Solid State Technology
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Columns
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From the editor
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You get what you pay for
When it comes, what will have been the total cost of the cure for cancer? What is the cost to discover and bring to market a single blockbuster drug? Way too much to calculate would be the answer to the first.
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You get what you pay for
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Setting the standard
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IEST-RP-CC012.2, Considerations in Cleanroom Design
IEST recommended practice IEST-RP-CC012.1, Considerations in Cleanroom Design, has recently been revised and is scheduled for publication later this year.
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IEST-RP-CC012.2, Considerations in Cleanroom Design
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Inventor’s corner
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Surface preparation prior to deposition
Integrated circuit design is constantly being scaled down in pursuit of faster circuit operation and lower power consumption.
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Surface preparation prior to deposition
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Your market analysis
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Diversity in size and geography typify new cleanroom construction market-Part 2
Worldwide there are more than 150,000 cleanrooms in use ranging in size from less than 100 square feet to over 300,000 square feet.
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Diversity in size and geography typify new cleanroom construction market-Part 2
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News
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A stop along the way to 450 mm silicon
In late May, semiconductor manufacturers confirmed that the jump from 300- to 450-millimeter wafers was too broad to be covered in one step.
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Microsoft announces 2006 Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Innovation Award Winners
Microsoft Corp. has announced the winners of the Microsoft(R) Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Innovation Awards 2006, honoring the breakthrough contributions that companies are making in the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries through the best use of Microsoft-based solutions.
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FDA inspection insights
MasterControl Inc., provider of innovative quality management software solutions, recently released an article addressing facility inspections.
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Ecolab buys U.K. contamination control products company
Ecolab Inc. has purchased Shield Medicare Ltd.
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Contec’s new China facility services dynamic electronics market
Last month, Contec Inc. (Spartanburg, S. C.) officially opened its new manufacturing facility in Suzhou, China.
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particles
News snippets from the world of contamination control
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IEST elects new officers
The Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology (IEST) has announced its new officers for the term beginning July 1, 2006.
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World cleanroom projects
The following cleanroom projects have been either first announced or revised in the month of June.
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A stop along the way to 450 mm silicon
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Features
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Special report
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Advanced Particle Counting Technology:
Concurrent need for speed, resolution, cost-effectiveness and other factors shape new products
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Advanced Particle Counting Technology:
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Features
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Point-of-use ultrapure water for immersion lithography
Liquid immersion lithography (LIL) has catapulted to the forefront of all lithography discussions recently.
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Critical issues in gas delivery for advanced semiconductor processing
The residual moisture within the gas panel can react with a halogen-based gas, leading to corrosion that can gradually affect the performance of critical components.
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Stacking the odds: View into a vertical vivarium
A vertical vivarium at UCLA’s Neuroscience Research Center provides contamination control and interdisciplinary collaboration
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Point-of-use ultrapure water for immersion lithography
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Products
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Product spotlight
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Gloves
Cleanrooms can certainly differ from one application to the next, but one aspect they all share is the need for adequate hand protection. Glove products can vary widely in sterility, weight, length, resistance to contaminants, and the materials from which they're made, affecting how you choose one hand-protection product over another for your critical environment.
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Gloves
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New products
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new products
Each month, CleanRooms brings you a collection of the latest product innovations in the contamination-control industry.
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new products
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