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Solid State Technology
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Columns
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From the editor
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We call it the cleanroom question
Last month I spoke about the relative role of tool manufacturers in the quest for efficient contamination control in the manufacture of ever more sensitive microelectronics.
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We call it the cleanroom question
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Setting the standard
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Update on ISO nanotechnology standards activities
In 2005, Technical Committee (TC) 229, Nanotechnologies (ISO/TC 229), was established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) with the British Standards Institute (BSI) serving as the secretariat and Dr. Peter Hatto of the United Kingdom as the chairman.
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Update on ISO nanotechnology standards activities
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Your market analysis
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World market for AMC control
Airborne molecular contamination (AMC) is non-particulate chemical contamination in the form of vapors or aerosols that has a detrimental effect on a product or process. The need for AMC control in cleanrooms continues to grow as technology advances.
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World market for AMC control
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Compounding corner
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A firsthand look at successful USP 797 compliance
The pharmacy services department of Brigham and Women’s Hoa comprehensive USP <797> compliance program, the experiences of which stand to greatly benefit spital (BWH), a major urban hospital in Boston, MA, has initiated many other hospital pharmacy facilities and managers.
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A firsthand look at successful USP 797 compliance
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News
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New lithography strategy could double contamination challenge
When it comes to next-generation lithography, the semiconductor industry may be doing a double take-and that could mean double duty for contamination control.
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Applied Mechanical acquires cleanroom certification company
Applied Mechanical Corporation (Austin, TX), provider of outsourced technical, engineering and project management services to the semiconductor industry, has announced its acquisition of Phoenix-based Cleanroom Sciences (CRS).
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Growing demand for optical, automotive and medical products spurs Fabrinet expansion
Fabrinet, provider of manufacturing services for complex optical components, recently announced that its third and latest factory, completed in Nov 2005, is near capacity.
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Particles
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Particles
News snippets from the world of contamination control.
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Particles
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Contamination control event offers USP 797 seminar
ESTECH, the IEST’s 53rd annual technical meeting and exposition, will take place April 29-May 2 at the Indian Lakes Resort in Bloomingdale, Illinois.
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ISPE releases water and steam guide
The International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) has released its latest technical publication, ISPE Good Practice Guide: Commissioning and Qualification of Pharmaceutical Water and Steam Systems.
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New lithography strategy could double contamination challenge
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Features
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Special report
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Facility Design Critical to Food Safety
A few years ago, members from across the food industry did something radical: They set aside competition and worked together to find better ways to battle contamination in food processing facilities.
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Facility Design Critical to Food Safety
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Features
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Environmental control systems and their use in cleanroom applications
Every cleanroom or special environment utilizes some type of control system to operate the mechanical equipment that maintains the environment.
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Environmental control systems and their use in cleanroom applications
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CIP systems critical to validatable, cost-effective cleaning
Clean-in-place, commonly referred to as CIP, is an automated method of cleaning processing equipment without disassembly using validated procedures.
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Products
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Product spotlight
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Pass-throughs
Pass-throughs specifically designed for clean processing environments can help prevent contamination events from occurring as a result of the transfer of product or equipment from one area to another.
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Pass-throughs
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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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