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Compiled by Carrie Meadows

Larger facilities often require just a few “critical clean” areas, making laminar flow workstations an appropriate solution.

Last month, I had the pleasure of attending the ICCCS Conference & Exhibition held in Cork, Ireland.

In July, ATMI, Inc. (Danbury, CT) announced the launch of four High Productivity Development Centers in the United States and Asia, which the materials, process, and handling company plans to utilize to support customers integrating new semiconductor development and manufacturing processes.

There’s a growing consensus that the semiconductor industry has no place to go but up???literally.

To some consumers, it’s becoming a rock-vs.-hard-place choice in food safety: Risk Salmonella and other types of microorganism contamination or choose irradiation as a means to protect against it.

The inherent cleanliness and properties of stainless steel enhanced by preparation processes make it the material of choice for critical applications

Ultra-trace bulk analysis of polysilicon helps meet production demands for high-purity silicon in solar-cell market

Dedicated equipment, minimal operator intervention, and single-use technologies are just a few keys to success in the aseptic processing of biopharmaceuticals.

Virtual tradeshow???A first for the CleanRooms group of contamination control technology conferences and exhibitions