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What's the last thing on the schedule prior to start-up of a new cleanroom or controlled environment? It's normally the one thing given the least weight...

The title of this column in the January 1995 issue of CleanRooms was “In business with you.

This invention relates to the decontamination of transfer containers for use with rapid transfer port (RTP) systems, which are used to transfer articles between two environments, such as an isolator barrier system and a transfer container, that are adapted to be brought into close proximity to one another by a docking operation.

Newly graduated engineers, scientists and technicians working in the contamination-control, design, test and evaluation, and product reliability industries are discovering that

Ultrasonic cleaning offers several advantages

ISO cleanroom standards continue to give solid foundation to contamination-control community

Making sense of the molecular machine shop

Nanotechnology is a major new force in the manufacture of products as diverse as car bumpers and drug-delivery micromachines.

Safe advancement of nanotechnology will be addressed

Since its founding in 1953, the Institute of Environmental Sciences & Technology (IEST) has played a critical role in identifying and establishing standards for effective contamination-control practices, processes and environments.

An important new program track entitled Hospital pharmacy compounding-Compliance challenges and USP 797 has been added to this year's CleanRooms Contamination Control Technology (CCT) conference program being presented this March in Boston.

The 2005 CleanRooms Puerto Rico Contamination Control Technology Conference and Exhibition posted record attendance last November at San Juan’s Wyndham Condado Plaza Hotel.

Each month, CleanRooms brings you a collection of the latest product innovations in the contamination-control industry.