2001 CleanRooms Editorial Index | Semiconductor Digest

1 Apparel

“It's a matter of common sense,” by Brad Whitsel, April p. 46.
“Investigation of airborne molecular base and ammonium off-gassed from cleanroom gloves,” by Andrew J. Magenheim, Mike Hansen, June p. 24.
“Choosing an apparel service: a checklist,” by Brad Whitsel, July p. 66.
“Don't get taken to the cleaners,” by Chris Anderson, Aug. p. 15.
“ESD fabrics/garments are stealing the apparel spotlight,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Aug. p. 22.
“These boots are made for workin',” by Laureen Belleville, Aug. p. 30.
“Quality and comfort go hand in hand,” by Laureen Belleville, Sept. p. 32.
” The Web finds its way,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Nov. p. 15.
“Apparel services: A good contract is the beginning of a beautiful relationship, by Brad Whitsel, Nov. p. 38.

2 Components/engineering/rooms

“Intel delays Colorado fab opening,” by Chris Anderson, Jan. p. 1.
“When fan filter units are the right call,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Jan. p. 17.
“Cirrex triples facility size,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 12.
“Pulling the chain,” by Hank Hogan, March p. 1.
“IBA Food Safety pushes irradiation envelope,” by Chris Andersron, March p. 4.
“Telecom industry demands more chip production,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 18.
“Air management techniques can reduce costs and optimize fab performance,” by Richard V. Grout, March p. 34.
“Antistatic flooring keeps cleanroom workers grounded,” by Laureen Belleville, March p. 49.
“New York, SEMI take stake in high-tech workforce,” by Meg Villeneuve, April p. 1.
“Cross contamination in pharmacies,” by Hank Rahe, April p. 10.
“Former sneaker factory gets new sole,' by Mark DeSorbo, April p. 12.
“Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee…What to do about AMC,” by Chris Anderson, April p.15.
“Healthcare IAQ: Guidance for infection control,” by Andrew J. Streifel, April p. 22.
“Dirt and aspergillus in surgical suite renovation,” by Bruce Knepper, April p. 27.
“Daw looks to establish foothold in China,” by Chris Anderson, May p.4.
“Out with the laminar flow hoods, in with the cleanrooms,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 14.
“Particles in mirror are bigger than they appear,” by Hank Hogan, May p. 17.
“Understanding cleanroom lighting,” by Brian Rener, May p. 24.
“Preventing ergonomic-related injuries in laboratories,” by James H. Stewart, May p. 32.
“The down side of fibrous filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, June p. 10.
“Cleanrooms for rent,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 14.
“Intel takes the lead with first mm lab,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
“Protocol/CRS merger will be business as usual,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
“Unique marriage ushers in alternative cleanroom space,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, July p. 4.
“Cleanroom firms consider on-site power,” by Victor Neuman, July p. 14.
“Stepping boldly into the next frontier,” by Hank Hogan, July p. 17.
“Keeping pace with Moore's Law,” by Michael O'Halloran, Dennis Grant, Larry Hennessey and Thomas J. Connolly, July p. 28.
“Consortium tests splattering technique,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 1.
“Riverboat casino uses clean air technology to create “smoke free” environment,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 24.
“Newcomer pulls out all the stops,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 16.
“Fingerprinting particles, “automatically”,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 1.
“Two cleanroom fire safety protocols accepted by NFPA 318,” by Meg Villeneuve, Oct. p. 1.
“What downturn?,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 14.
“This Old Cleanroom,” by Hank Hogan, Oct. p. 17.
“Retrofit 101: Get the balance right,” by Thomas E. Hansz, Oct. p. 24.
“The evolution of AMH S rings in new cleaning challenges,” by Larry Hennessy, Oct. p. 27.
“Start-up aims to revolutionize print with electronic ink,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 12.
“VHP takes its place in room decontamination,” by Anders Malmborg, Maria Wingre, Philippe Bonfield and Gerald McDonnell, Nov. p. 25.

3 Equipment

“New contamination control technologies ready to clean up market,” by Hank Hogan, Jan. p. 1.
“When fan filter units are the right call,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Jan. p. 17.
“Air moving systems defined,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Jan. p. 17.
“New ways of thinking about air handling,” by Raj Jaisinghani, Jan. p. 30.
“ULPA-When HEPA isn't clean enough,” by Laureen Belleville, Jan. p. 35.
“Aiming to automate sterilization,” by Chris Anderson, Feb. p. 1.
“Ever in blue jeans,” by Neil Savage, Feb. p. 15.
“Cleanroom vacuums-strength and safety,” by Laureen Belleville, Feb. p. 30.
“Blood waste may offer Hepatitis treatment,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 1.
“Air quality questionable for take-off,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, March p. 1.
“Pulling the chain,” by Hank Hogan, March p. 1.
“DNA: The crystal ball,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 21.
“Using H2O2 to decontaminate biological safety cabinets,” by R. Jones, J. Drake, D. Eagleson, March p. 31.
“Air management techniques can reduce costs and optimize fab performance,” by Richard V. Grout, March p. 34.
“Antistatic flooring keeps cleanroom workers grounded,” by Laureen Belleville, March p. 49.
“ISO 14644-7 open for comment,” by Hank Hogan, April p. 1.
“Fabric ventilation ducts targeted for cleanroom use,” by Chris Anderson, April p. 4.
“Indecision 2000: Particle counter version,” by Robert P. Donovan, April p. 8.
“Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee…What to do about AMC,” by Chris Anderson, April p. 15.
“The remarkable fibrous filter,” by Robert P. Donovan, May p. 10.
“Device integrity protects pharmacy personnel,” by Hank Rahe, May p. 12.
“Understanding cleanroom lighting,” by Brian Rener, May p. 24.
“Ceiling grid flexibility key to room reconfigurations,” by Laureen Belleville, May p. 36.
“Intel takes the lead with first mm lab,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
“Industrial filter market growing, but cleanroom segment still cyclical, July p. 1.
“Unique marriage ushers in alternative cleanroom space,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, July p. 4.
“Membrane filter: Another heavy hitter,” by Robert P. Donovan, July p. 10.
“The truth about fabric filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, Aug. p. 10.
“Implementing an automated system for environmental monitoring,” by Jeanne E. Moldenhauer and Victoria Galliani, Aug. p. 25.
“Minienvironments and barrier isolation technology: Another glimpse into the future?,” by Ken Goldstein, Ph.D. Aug. p. 46.
“Megasonic cleaning steps into the spotlight,” by Hank Hogan, Sept. p. 1.
“Entegris picks up Atcor, Critical Clean Solutions,” by Chris Anderson, Sept. p. 1.
“Cross-flow membrane filtration,” by Robert P. Donovan, Sept. p. 10.
“Closed systems contain estrogen “dust”,” by Hank Rahe, Sept. p. 14.
“Facility monitoring systems validation-A practical approach,” by Mike Gough, Sept. p. 28
“Fingerprinting particles, “automatically”,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 1.
“Beaming with sterility,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 4.
“Particle-fluid separation without filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, Oct. p. 10.
“The evolution of AMH S rings in new cleaning challenges,” by Larry Hennessy, Oct. p. 27.
“EN 1822: the standard that greatly impacted the European cleanrooms market,” by Thomas Schroth and Dr. Thomas Caesar, Oct. p. 36.
“Minienvironments in America: What a long, strange trip it's been,” by Ken Goldstein, Oct. p. 66.
“Food inspection moves toward automation,” by Hank Hogan, Nov. p. 1.
“Contamination control technology employed at Ground Zero,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 1.
Connectivity: The next great aid in 300-mm contamination control?,” by Meg Villeneuve, Nov. p. 4.
“Non-filtration, particle-fluid separations,” by Robert P. Donovan, Nov. p. 8.
” The Web finds its way,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Nov. p. 15.
“VHP takes its place in room decontamination,” by And

4 Monitors and instruments
- “Utilizing environmental monitoring data to implement a cleaning and disinfection program,” by Art Vellutato Jr., Jan. p. S10.
- “New ways of thinking about air handling,” by Raj Jaisinghani, Jan. p. 30.
- “Molecular contaminants: On the radar screen at last,” by Robert P. Donovan, Feb. p. 8.
- “New thinking on leak testing of isolator half-suits and waste containers,” by Thomas P. Burns, Feb. p. 24.
- “Air management techniques can reduce costs and optimize fab performance,” by Richard V. Grout, March p. 34.
- “Photoresist removal method has huge implications,” by Chris Anderson, April p. 4.
- “Indecision 2000: Particle counter version,” by Robert P. Donovan, April p. 8.
- “Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee…What to do about AMC,” by Chris Anderson, April p.15.
- “Dirt and aspergillus in surgical suite renovation,” by Bruce Knepper, April p. 27.
- “Investigation of airborne molecular base and ammonium off-gassed from cleanroom gloves,” by Andrew J. Magenheim, Mike Hansen, June p. 24.
- “Protocol/CRS merger will be business as usual,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
- “Stepping boldly into the next frontier,” by Hank Hogan, July p. 17.
- “Implementing an automated system for environmental monitoring,” by Jeanne E. Moldenhauer and Victoria Galliani, Aug. p. 25.
- “Facility monitoring systems validation-A practical approach,” by Mike Gough, Sept. p. 28
- “Containment strategy is a moving target,” by Hank Rahe, Oct. p. 12.
5 Services
- “Cleanroom packaging films: Beyond clean,” by Stephen W. Van Someren, Feb. p. 22.
- “Daw looks to establish foothold in China,” by Chris Anderson, May p. 4.
- “Protocol/CRS merger will be business as usual,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
- “Don't get taken to the cleaners,” by Chris Anderson, Aug. p. 15.
- “Air Liquid acquires Balazs Analytical Lab,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 4.
6 Supplies
- “Investigation of airborne molecular base and ammonium off-gassed from cleanroom gloves,” by Andrew J. Magenheim, Mike Hansen, June p. 24.
- “Texwipe goes to Illinois Tool Works,” by Chris Anderson, July p. 1.
- “ITW purchases ALMA,” by Meg Villeneuve, Aug. p. 1.
- “Quality and comfort go hand in hand,” by Laureen Belleville, Sept. p. 32.
- “Dow throws down the gaunlet,” by Chris Anderson, Oct. p. 1.
7 Water, chemical and gas systems and equipment
- “Ammonia gas delivery and high-volume LED production,” by; Jayme Cantu, June S4.
- “Advances in purifier technology,” by Carrie Wyse, Tadaharu Watanabe, Dan Fraenkel, Robert Torres and Virginia Houlding, June p. S7.
- “Using H2O2 to decontaminate biological safety cabinets,” by R. Jones, J. Drake, D. Eagleson, March p. 31.
- “Sieves make catch of the day,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, April p. 4.
- “Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee…What to do about AMC,” by Chris Anderson, April p.15.
- “The remarkable fibrous filter,” by Robert P. Donovan, May p. 10.
- “Chipmakers plan for future with H20 reclaim processes,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 9.
- “An evaluation of semiconductor processing fluids,” by Carl Newberg, July p. 33.
- “Keep it clean with wipers,” by Laureen Belleville, July p. 40.
- “Air Liquid acquires Balazs Analytical Lab,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 4.
- “Survey says water bath contamination a risk,” by Hank Hogan, Oct. p. 1.
- “VHP takes its place in room decontamination,” by Anders Malmborg, Maria Wingre, Philippe Bonfield and Gerald McDonnell, Nov. p. 25.
8 Semiconductor
- “Protecting reticles with canaries,” by Lawrence B. Levit and Arnold Steinman, June p. S16.
- “Intel delays Colorado fab opening,” by Chris Anderson, Jan. p. 1.
- “The low-cost, fast way to acquire a cleanroom,” by Robert P. Donovan, Jan. p. 8.
- “Ammonia gas delivery and high-volume LED production,” by; Jayme Cantu, June S4.
- “Advances in purifier technology,” by Carrie Wyse, Tadaharu Watanabe, Dan Fraenkel, Robert Torres and Virginia Houlding, June p. S7.
- “An overview of S20.20 ESD control standard and facility certification,” by Michael Brandt, June p. S11.
- “The birth of a comprehensive static control program,” by Steve Heymann, June p. S15.
- “Cleanroom protocol require course at VA Tech,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Feb. p. 1.
- “Portugal comes clean,” by Hank Hogan, Feb. p. 1.
- “Ever in blue jeans,” by Neil Savage, Feb. p. 15.
- “Seagate finds fertile ground in the Steel City,” by Chris Anderson, March, p. 1.
- “IBM settles cleanroom worker health lawsuit,” by Hank Hogan, March p. 1.
- “The non-volatile residue monitor,” by Robert P. Donovan, March p. 10.
- “Air management techniques can reduce costs and optimize fab performance,” by Richard V. Grout, March p. 34.
- “Antistatic flooring keeps cleanroom workers grounded,” by Laureen Belleville, March p. 49.
- “Plaintiffs in IBM lawsuit appear on Today show,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 64.
- “Plastic superconductor could revolutionize cleanrooms,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, April p.1.
- “New York, SEMI take stake in high-tech workforce,” by Meg Villeneuve, April p. 1.
- “Photoresist removal method has huge implications,” by Chris Anderson, April p. 4.
- “Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee…What to do about AMC,” by Chris Anderson, April p.15.
- “National Semiconductor slapped with EPA fine,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 1.
- “Intel seizes opportunity to continue expansion plans, by Meg Villeneuve, May p. 1.
- “Daw looks to establish foothold in China,” by Chris Anderson, May p. 4.
- “Understanding cleanroom lighting,” by Brian Rener, May p. 24.
- “Extreme ultraviolet lithography prototype unveiled,” by Chris Anderson, June p. 1.
- “Proposed PFOS ban may significantly impact semi industry,” by Meg Villeneuve, June p. 1.
- “Tweaking cleaning technologies,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 1.
- “Semi sales continue their downward spiral; 2H01 may be better,” by Meg Villeneuve, June p. 4.
- “Time to make hay,” by Michael Levans, June p. 6.
- “The down side of fibrous filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, June p. 10.
- “Intel takes the lead with first mm lab,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
- “Entegris looks ahead with plans to expand business offering,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 4.
- “Chipmakers plan for future with H20 reclaim processes,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 9.
- “Membrane filter: Another heavy hitter,” by Robert P. Donovan, July p. 10.
- “Stepping boldly into the next frontier,” by Hank Hogan, July p. 17.
- “Keeping pace with Moore's Law,” by Michael O'Halloran, Dennis Grant, Larry Hennessey and Thomas J. Connolly, July p. 28.
- “An evaluation of semiconductor processing fluids,” by Carl Newberg, July p. 33.
- “Semi industry still weak,” by Meg Villeneuve, Aug. p. 1.
- “DPI and Micron look at the future of photomasks,” by Meg Villeneuve, Aug. p. 1.
- “The truth about fabric filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, Aug. p. 10.
- “Minienvironments and barrier isolation technology: Another glimpse into the future?,” by Ken Goldstein, Ph.D. Aug. p. 46.
- “Megasonic cleaning steps into the spotlight,” by Hank Hogan, Sept. p. 1.
- “Entegris picks up Atcor, Critical Clean Solutions,” by Chris Anderson, Sept. p. 1.
- “Could China contribute to the next semi downturn?,” by Meg Villeneuve, Sept. p. 1.
- “Cross-flow membrane filtration,” by Robert P. Donovan, Sept. p. 10.
- “Newcomer pulls out all the stops,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 16.
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  9 Life Sciences
  - “Validation: Why is it required, and how much is enough?” by Hank Rahe, Jan. p. S5.
  - “Certifying pharmaceutical cleanrooms,” by Robert E. Chew, Jan p. S6.
  - “Utilizing environmental monitoring data to implement a cleaning and disinfection program,” by Art Vellutato Jr., Jan. p. S10.
  - “Follow the rules,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Jan p. S24.
  - “China throws book at bad medicine,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan. p. 1.
  - “The American way for Europe,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan. p. 1.
  - “Take the risk,” by Hank Rahe, Jan. p. 10.
  - “Biotech, infectious diseases fueling growth of biological laboratories,” by Richard C. Knudsen, Ph.D., Jan. p. 12.
  - “Schering-Plough fuels Singapore's life sciences fire,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 1.
  - “Aiming to automate sterilization,” by Chris Anderson, Feb. p. 1.
  - “Education, safe use goals of PDA isolator technical report,” by Chris Anderson, Feb. p. 4.
  - “Protect those who handle pharmaceuticals,” by Hank Rahe, Feb. p. 10.
  - “New thinking on leak testing of isolator half-suits and waste containers,” by Thomas P. Burns, Feb. p. 24.
  - “The practical limits of aseptic processing isolator sterilization,” by Russell Madsen, Feb. p. 50.
  - “Blood waste may offer Hepatitis treatment,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 1.
  - “Biotech: Form alliances to survive,: by Hank Rahe, March p. 12.
  - “DNA: The crystal ball,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 21.
  - “Using H2O2 to decontaminate biological safety cabinets,” by R. Jones, J. Drake, D. Eagleson, March p. 31.
  - “China copes with drug woes amid business development,” by mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 41.
  - “Injectables recalled, three injured,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 65.
  - “Cross contamination in pharmacies,” by Hank Rahe, April p. 10.
  - “Healthcare IAQ: Guidance for infection control,” by Andrew J. Streifel, April p. 22.
  - “Dirt and aspergillus in surgical suite renovation,” by Bruce Knepper, April p. 27.
  - “Drug makers beware, FDA on the prowl,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 1.
  - “This is not a test,” by Michael Levans, May p. 6.
  - “Device integrity protects pharmacy personnel,” by Hank Rahe, May p. 12.
  - “Understanding cleanroom lighting,” by Brian Rener, May p. 24.
  - “Preventing ergonomic-related injuries in laboratories,” by James H. Steward, May p. 32.
  - “The cost of not providing proper hazard protection,” by Hank Rahe, June p. 12.
  - “Intel takes the lead with first mm lab,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 1.
  - “Surface coating kills germs on contact,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, July p. 4.
  - “A sampling plan is the cornerstone of successful exposure assessment,” by Hank Rahe, July p. 12.
  - “Drug maker in FDA hot seat, COO steps down,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 1.
  - “Compound measurement is not simple,” by Hank Rahe, Aug. p. 12.
  - “Minienvironments and barrier isolation technology: Another glimpse into the future?,” by Ken Goldstein, Ph.D. Aug. p. 46.
  - “Drug recalled for possible HIV contamination,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 1.
  - “Closed systems contain estrogen “dust”,” by Hank Rahe, Sept. p. 14.
  - “Facility monitoring systems validation-A practical approach,” by Mike Gough, Sept. p. 28.
  - “Containment strategy is a moving target,” by Hank Rahe, Oct. p. 12.
  - “This Old Cleanroom,” by Hank Hogan, Oct. p. 17.
  - “Retrofit 101: Get the balance right,” by Thomas E. Hansz, Oct. p. 24.
  - “Fungal contamination prompts diabetes treatment recall,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 1.
  - “FDA approves first nucleic acid test,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 1.
  - “Mislabled raw material containers are the ultimate contamination-control mystery,” by Hank Rahe, Nov. p. 11.
  - “There's no time like the present to prepare,” by Larry Mainers, Nov. p. 22.
  - “VHP takes its place in room decontamination,” by Anders Malmborg, Maria Wingre, Philippe Bonfield and Gerald McDonnell, Nov. p. 25.
  10 Electronics/microelectronics
  - “An overview of S20.20 ESD control standard and facility certification,” by Michael Brandt, June p. S11.
  - “The birth of a comprehensive static control program,” by Steve Heymann, June p. S15.
  - “New 'incubators' aim for high-tech development in Scotland, Ireland,” by Trevor Ledger, Jan. p. 4.
  - “The low-cost, fast way to acquire a cleanroom,” by Robert P. Donovan, Jan. p. 8.
  - “Molecular contaminants: On the radar screen at last,” by Robert P. Donovan, Feb. p. 8.
  - “Cirrex triples facility size,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 12.
  - “The non-volatile residue monitor,” by Robert P. Donovan, March p. 10.
  - “Sieves make catch of the day,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, April p. 4.
  - “Indecision 2000: Particle counter version,” by Robert P. Donovan, April p. 8.
  - “Floats like a butterfly, Stings like a bee…What to do about AMC,” by Chris Anderson, April p.15.
  - “The remarkable fibrous filter,” by Robert P. Donovan, May p. 10.
  - “Out with the laminar flow hoods, in with the cleanrooms,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 14.
  - “The down side of fibrous filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, June p. 10.
  - “Membrane filter: Another heavy hitter,” by Robert P. Donovan, July p. 10.
  - “The truth about fabric filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, Aug. p. 10.
  - “ESD fabrics/garments are stealing the apparel spotlight,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Aug. p. 22.
  - “Cross-flow membrane filtration,” by Robert P. Donovan, Sept. p. 10.
  - “Seeing clear on static control,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Sept. p. 21.
  - “Particle-fluid separation without filters,” by Robert P. Donovan, Oct. p. 10.
  - “This Old Cleanroom,” by Hank Hogan, Oct. p. 17.
  - “Retrofit 101: Get the balance right,” by Thomas E. Hansz, Oct. p. 24.
  - “The evolution of AMH S rings in new cleaning challenges,” by Larry Hennessy, Oct. p. 27.
  - “Non-filtration, particle-fluid separations,” by Robert P. Donovan, Nov. p. 8.
  - “There's no time like the present to prepare,” by Larry Mainers, Nov. p. 22.
  11 Other/emerging applications
  - “Contamination control at critical stages,” by Michael Levans, June p. S3.
  - “New contamination control technologies ready to clean up market,” by Hank Hogan, Jan. p. 1.
  - “First-hand view of a new market,” by Michael Levans, Feb. p. 6.
  - “Keep the faith,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 6.
  - “Air quality questionable for take-off,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, March p. 1.
  - “Buy a cup of coffee for an HVAC contractor,” by Michael Levans, March p. 6.
  - “Training equals compliance-A holistic approach,” by Elaine Kopis, March p. 14.
  - “Too many shades of gray,” by Richard A. Matthews, March p. 82.
  - “New York, SEMI take stake in high-tech workforce,” by Meg Villeneuve, April p. 1.
  - “A spoonful of common sense,” by Michael Levans, April p. 6.
  - “Here's the beef,” by Mark DeSorbo, April p. 6.
  - “Intel seizes opportunity to continue expansion plans, by Meg Villeneuve, May p. 1.
  - “Government aids cleanroom teaching procedures,” by Meg Villeneuve, May p. 1.
  - “This is not a test,” by Michael Levans, May p. 6.
  - “I've got your number,” by Mark DeSorbo, May p. 6.
  - “Particles in mirror are bigger than they appear,” by Hank Hogan, May p. 17.
  - “Cleanrooms are no fun,” by Ken Goldstein, Ph.D., May p. 50.
  - “Proposed PFOS ban may significantly impact semi industry,” by Meg Villeneuve, June p. 1.
  - “Clean research in Singapore gets a boost,” by Hank Hogan, June p. 4.
  - “Time to make hay,” by Michael Levans, June p. 6.
  - “Cleanrooms for rent,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 14.
  - “Cleanroom management revisited,” by Anne Marie Dixon, June p. 50.
  - “Texwipe goes to Illinois Tool Works,” by Chris Anderson, July p. 1.
  - “Industrial filter market growing, but cleanroom segment still cyclical, July p. 1.
  - “Entegris looks ahead with plans to expand business offering,” by Meg Villeneuve, July p. 4.
  - “We live in interesting times,” by Michael Levans, July p. 6.
  - “Do you really need to keep up with the Joneses?,” July p. 6.
  - “Cleanroom firms consider on-site power,” by Victor Neuman, July p. 14.
  - “Consortium tests splattering technique,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 1.
  - “Semi industry still weak,” by Meg Villeneuve, Aug. p. 1.
  - “ITW purchases ALMA,” by Meg Villeneuve, Aug. p. 1.
  - “Cleanroom “statesman” remembered as customer advocate,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 4.
  - “Envirotainer offers unbroken cool chain for “clean” transportation, Aug. p. 4.
  - “Challenge your suppliers,” by Michael Levans, Aug. p. 6.
  - “Cuff'em and stuff'em,” by Mark DeSorbo, Aug. p. 6.
  - “Air Liquid acquires Balazs Analytical Lab,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 4.
  - “Conference to focus on hurdles facing cleanroom operators in the semi industry,” by Meg Villeneuve, Sept. p. 4.
  - “Change is eternal,” by Michael Levans, Sept. p. 6.
  - “Please pass the crow,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 6.
  - “The contamination control disconnect,” by Richard A. Matthews, Sept. p. 46.
  - “Dow throws down the gaunlet,” by Chris Anderson, Oct. p. 1.
  - “Survey says water bath contamination a risk,” by Hank Hogan, Oct. p. 1.
  - “Two cleanroom fire safety protocols accepted by NFPA 318,” by Meg Villeneuve, Oct. p. 1.
  - “Back from the brink,” by Chris Anderson, Oct. p. 1.
  - “Brooks Automation beefs up corporate profile,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 4.
  - “Doing more with less,” by Michael Levans, Oct. p. 6.
  - “Remember forefathers of science,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 6.
  - “Contamination control technology employed at Ground Zero,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 1.
  - Donaldson applies cleanroom filter technology to fuel cells,” by Chris Anderson, Nov. p. 1.
  - “An ounce of prevention,” by Michael Levans, Nov. p. 6.
  - “You were there,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 6.
  - “Start-up aims to revolutionize print with electronic ink,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 12.
  - ” The Web finds its way,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Nov. p. 15.
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    12 Built to Spec
    - “Cleanroom in a box,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan. p. 14.
    - “Cirrex triples facility size,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 12.
    - “Telecom industry demands more chip production,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 18.
    - “Former sneaker factory gets new sole,' by Mark DeSorbo, April p. 12.
    - “Out with the laminar flow hoods, in with the cleanrooms,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 14.
    - “Cleanrooms for rent,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 14.
    - “Cleanroom firms consider on-site power,” by Victor Neuman, July p. 14.
    - “Riverboat casino uses clean air technology to create “smoke free” environment,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 24.
    - “Newcomer pulls out all the stops,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 16.
    - “Start-up aims to revolutionize print with electronic ink,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Nov. p. 12.
    13 Standards/certifications/practices/guidelines
    - “Follow the rules,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Jan p. S24.
    - “The simple, beautiful details,” by Michael Levans, Jan. p. 6.
    - “An overview of S20.20 ESD control standard and facility certification,” by Michael Brandt, June p. S11.
    - “The birth of a comprehensive static control program,” by Steve Heymann, June p. S15.
    - “Take the risk,” by Hank Rahe, Jan. p. 10.
    - “Cosmetics in cleanrooms….again?,” by Ken Goldstein, Jan. p. 50.
    - “Cleanroom protocol require course at VA Tech,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Feb. p. 1.
    - “Education, safe use goals of PDA isolator technical report,” by Chris Anderson, Feb. p. 4.
    - “A comprehensive look at contamination control,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 4.
    - “Molecular contaminants: On the radar screen at last,” by Robert P. Donovan, Feb. p. 8.
    - “Protect those who handle pharmaceuticals,” by Hank Rahe, Feb. p. 10.
    - “Ever in blue jeans,” by Neil Savage, Feb. p. 15.
    - “Cleanroom packaging films: Beyond clean,” by Stephen W. Van Someren, Feb. p. 22.
    - “New thinking on leak testing of isolator half-suits and waste containers,” by Thomas P. Burns, Feb. p. 24.
    - “The practical limits of aseptic processing isolator sterilization,” by Russell Madsen, Feb. p. 50.
    - “Fed-Std 209: Sunset on the horizon,” by Kelly Sewell, March p. 4.
    - “Training equals compliance-A holistic approach,” by Elaine Kopis, March p. 14.
    - “Cosmetics in cleanrooms…again? (part 2),” by Ken Goldstein, Ph.D., March p. 16.
    - “Injectables recalled, three injured,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 65.
    - “ISO 14644-7 open for comment,” by Hank Hogan, April p. 1.
    - “Indecision 2000: Particle counter version,” by Robert P. Donovan, April p. 8.
    - “Healthcare IAQ: Guidance for infection control,” by Andrew J. Streifel, April p. 22.
    - “It's a matter of common sense,” by Brad Whitsel, April p. 46.
    - “National Semiconductor slapped with EPA fine,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 1.
    - “Preventing ergonomic-related injuries in laboratories,” by James H. Steward, May p. 32.
    - “Hurry up and wait,” by Kelly Sewell, June p. 1.
    - “European contamination control practices tighten across the board,” by Hank Hogan, June p. 4.
    - “Help solve the IEST mystery: A call to action,” by Richard A. Matthews, June p. 6.
    - “Cleanroom management revisited,” by Anne Marie Dixon, June p. 50.
    - “A sampling plan is the cornerstone of successful exposure assessment,” by Hank Rahe, July p. 12.
    - “Choosing an apparel service: a checklist,” by Brad Whitsel, July p. 66.
    - “Compound measurement is not simple,” by Hank Rahe, Aug. p. 12.
    - “Seeing clear on static control,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Sept. p. 21.
    - “Getting started on S20.20,” by Sheila Galatowitsch, Sept. p. 26.
    - “Two cleanroom fire safety protocols accepted by NFPA 318,” by Meg Villeneuve, Oct. p. 1.
    - “IEST revises military standard,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 4.
    - “EN 1822: the standard that greatly impacted the European cleanrooms market,” by Thomas Schroth and Dr. Thomas Caesar, Oct. p. 36.
    - “Mislabled raw material containers are the ultimate contamination-control mystery,” by Hank Rahe, Nov. p. 11
    - “Apparel services: A good contract is the beginning of a beautiful relationship, by Brad Whitsel, Nov. p. 38.
    14 Europe happenings
    - “The American way for Europe,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan. p. 1.
    - “New 'incubators' aim for high-tech development in Scotland, Ireland,” by Trevor Ledger, Jan. p. 4.
    - “Second E. coli scare sparks meat recall,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan p. 4.
    - “The greatest form of flattery,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan. p. 6.
    - “Portugal comes clean,” by Hank Hogan, Feb. p. 1.
    - “Mad cow disease: A shot heard round the world,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 8.
    - “The non-volatile residue monitor,” by Robert P. Donovan, March p. 10.
    - “Euro food agency launch slated for 2002,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, April p. 1.
    - “Here's the beef,” by Mark DeSorbo, April p. 6.
    - “CleanRooms Europe: A look ahead,” by Meg Villeneuve, May p. 4.
    - “European leaders forge on, food-safety agency the goal,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 1.
    - “Tweaking cleaning technologies,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 1.
    - “European contamination control practices tighten across the board,” by Hank Hogan, June p. 4.
    - “ITW purchases ALMA,” by Meg Villeneuve, Aug. p. 1.
    - “EN 1822: the standard that greatly impacted the European cleanrooms market,” by Thomas Schroth and Dr. Thomas Caesar, Oct. p. 36.
    15 Asia
    - “China throws book at bad medicine,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan. p. 1.
    - “Schering-Plough fuels Singapore's life sciences fire,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Feb. p. 1.
    - “China copes with drug woes amid business development,” by M ark A. DeSorbo, March p. 41.
    - “Daw looks to establish foothold in China,” by Chris Anderson, May p.4.
    - “Clean research in Singapore gets a boost,” by Hank Hogan, June p.4.
    - “CleanRooms Asia 2001Conference to focus on microelectronics and life sciences contamination control,” by Meg Villeneuve, June p. 37.
    - “Could China contribute to the next semi downturn?,” by Meg Villeneuve, Sept. p. 1.
    16 Food
    - “Second E. coli scare sparks meat recall,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Jan p. 4.
    - “IBA Food Safety pushes irradiation envelope,” by Chris Andersron, March p. 4.
    - “Mad cow disease: A shot heard round the world,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, March p. 8.
    - “Euro food agency launch slated for 2002,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, April p. 1.
    - “Fabric ventilation ducts targeted for cleanroom use,” by Chris Anderson, April p. 4.
    - “Food issues do not constitute worldwide crisis,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, May p. 1.
    - “European leaders forge on, food-safety agency the goal,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, June p. 1.
    - “Surface coating kills germs on contact,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, July p. 4.
    - “Yolk's on the media, FDA says,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Aug. p. 4.
    - “Ozone food treatment OK'd by FDA,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Sept. p. 1.
    - “Beaming with sterility,” by Mark A. DeSorbo, Oct. p. 4.
    - “Food inspection moves toward automation,” by Hank Hogan, Nov. p. 1.

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