ElectroIQ Articles, Nov 2008

Columns
- From the editor
  - Virtual is for real
    Many months ago, when we first started talking about the concept and prospect of hosting a “virtual” conference and exhibition, I have to admit I was a little skeptical about how realistic a possibility it actually was.
- Product spotlight
  - cleaning and disinfection supplies
    Cleaning and disinfecting products are a vital part of ensuring that a clean environment is sterile and contaminant-free.
- New Products
  - New Products
    Compiled by Carrie Meadows
News
- Genzyme captures gold in R&D lab design
  Confronting the difficult head-on, Genzyme Corp. has achieved a high-level certification for energy and environmental design in its Framingham, MA R&D facility unveiled in late September.
- EUV applications shed new light on cleanrooms
  In October, Sematech (Austin, TX) hosted a symposium in Lake Tahoe, CA that could literally shine a new light on semiconductor cleanrooms.
- Destruction of Legionella collection shows inconsistencies in federal handling
  As the wheels of Congress start grinding out legislation to protect federally funded biospecimen collections from inadvertent and malicious destruction, practitioners are of two minds about the government involvement.
- FDA releases update on melamine investigation
  Since September, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been investigating possible contaminated milk-based products coming out of China.
Features
- Special report
  - The high cost of low-end swabs
    Buying swabs in bulk at the lowest price may seem like a cost-effective choice, but those little penny-per-use disposable devices can track contamination into a cleanroom, cloud test results, and cause ESD events if they aren’t chosen with care.
- Features
  - Clean facilities get a new lease on life
    How can smaller operations make existing facilities fit their budgets and their processes with renovations and upgrades?
- TOC analysis pinpoints water chemistry changes
  Direct conductometric TOC analyzer alerts engineers to potentially damaging trihalomethane excursions in pharmaceutical water.

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Issue 11

Table of Contents

Columns

From the editor

Product spotlight

New Products

News

Features

Special report

Features