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Solid State Technology
Year 2008
Issue 5
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New Products
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Compiled by Jason Andrukaitis
Product Spotlight
Wipers
Wipers are a cost-effective solution for helping maintain equipment and facility cleanliness.
From The Editor
Is this really happening?
So I got a press announcement from FDA this week announcing it was embarking on a “major hiring initiative” to fill more than 1,300 positions within the next several months as part of a multi-year hiring effort.
Industry Innovators
White Knight turns adversity into advancement
Pre-planning and coordinated response to disaster helps garment manufacturer speed return to productivity.
Setting The Standard
Questions concerning IEST-RP-CC031.2 answered
The revision expands the list of materials of concern and provides more examples of sample preparation to help eliminate industry confusion.
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NEWS
Send In The Offense For
Send in the offense for food defense
Military software has been retrained for deployment in protecting the United States’ food supply against terrorist attack, helping those in the food business how to think like terrorists might.
Mergers And Acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions may go slow
In one sense, the recent purchase by Entegris (Chaska, MN) of a stake in privately held Integrated Materials, Inc.
Fda Takes Next Step In E
FDA takes next step in establishing overseas presence
FDA has received approval from the U.S. State Department to establish eight full-time permanent FDA positions at U.S. diplomatic posts in the People’s Republic of China, pending authorization from the Chinese government.
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FEATURES
Why Capa Still Matters.h
Why CAPA still matters
A properly implemented CAPA system will ensure that root causes of contamination are found and dealt with in a timely manner.
Essential Elements Of Ef
Essential elements of effective CAPA systems
CAPA systems will factor into survival of firms in regulated life sciences markets.
Special Report
Contamination means death for live tissue products
Tissue banks and researchers rely on frequent testing and strict cleanroom controls to keep human cell- and tissue-based products alive and free from contamination.
Features
The fire-safe cleanroom journey continues
Non-fire propagating building materials and tools, along with adherence to fire safety standards, have made the cleanroom industry safer and more aware of the potential cost of cleanroom fires.
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