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Andrew Davies | Microgenetics
The Managing Director of biotech start-up Microgenetics is revolutionising microbiology with the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence to provide real-time analysis of environmental monitoring data
What is the scientific approach to cleanroom HVAC design?
Nigel Lenegan of Energy & Carbon Reduction Solutions answered this question at the Cleanroom Technology Conference 2019 and his presentation is now available online
Draft Annex 1: Cleaning and disinfection clarified
The preliminary version of the guidance for the manufacture of sterile medicinal products details core principles for cleaning and disinfection within a holistic contamination control strategy. Although a draft version, it would be prudent to plan validations with these core principles in mind. Contec's Karen Rossington explains
Coverage, buckets, and validation: The secret to mopping floor surfaces
Contec's Dave Nobile on the best practices to render consistent desired outcomes
HVAC cleanroom design calculation explained
Mecart's Charles Lipeles dissects the key considerations to factor in the drawing board
Guide to wash-in-place process in horizontal mixing systems
Modular solutions are proven to reliably fulfil any industry-specific requirements in the pharmaceutical, food, cosmetics, and chemical industries. Sebastian Steinkamp of Lödige provides a step-by-step guide to effective cleaning
Guide to energy-efficient cleanroom projects
New technology and design tools allow for delivering efficient and resilient manufacturing facilities without a cost premium. Matt Harris and Keith Beattie of EECO<sub>2</sub> explain
Debugging the effluent
Effluent decontamination systems are critical to the safe operation of a contained facility. Microorganisms can easily find their way into waste liquids and disinfectants are toxic, so what is the best way to manage it? Astell's Paul Birchmore explains
Guide to wireless dataloggers for thermal validation
New wireless dataloggers deliver accurate thermal mapping with time-saving benefits. Chris Maughan, MD of Thermal Compliance, explains
Passivation: An extra layer of protection for critical equipment
The cleaning process that removes iron from a surface layer of stainless steel alloy can play a pivotal role in biocontamination prevention. Astro Pak experts Daryl Roll and Dr Brent Ekstrand explain
Review: Cannabis Europa 2019
Scientists, businesspeople and politicians backing the regulation of medical and recreational cannabis have taken the stage of Southbank Centre this week to discuss research and business opportunities
Compound semiconductors: Let there be light, speed and power
UK companies get ahead of the curve with investments in R&D and fabrication infrastructure for next-gen electronics. Andy Sellars, Chief Business Development Officer, UK Catapult, explains the strategy
Register now: Lab Innovations celebrates Year of the Periodic Table
Event in Birmingham will feature 35 hours of educational CPD-accredited seminars and the Cleanroom Hub in partnership with <em><a href='http://www.cleanroomtechnology.com'>Cleanroom Technology</a></em> magazine
Procurement and GMP: A conflict in objectives?
A deeper understanding of the unique requirements and the underlying GMP guidelines is essential for purchasing in the pharmaceutical industry. Axel H. Schroeder of Concept Heidelberg, explains
Jim Polarine | STERIS Senior Technical Service Manager
Either chasing tornados or identifying microbial contamination, Polarine travels the world coaching how to put science into action. In this interview, he unveils what a good contamination control strategy looks like
RABS, isolators and the track-and-trace trend
Traditional aseptic production lines are a thing of the past. Isolators are being integrated with traceability systems to watch over safety of the product and the staff. Jorge Nuero of Telstar explains
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Cleanrooms: What is the difference between clean-up period and recovery time?
The implementation of the new Annex 1, and references to the ISO 14644 family of cleanroom standards have raised questions around the "Recovery time" and the "Clean-up period." Nataša Štirn from Klimer and ICCCS Chair Conor Murray discuss
GMP Annex 1: Validation of disinfectants on cleanroom surfaces
Published in August 2022, for implementation in August 2023, Karen Rossington from Contec looks at the revised version of EU GMP Annex 1 expanded and clarified the regulatory requirements of cleaning and disinfection in life science cleanrooms
Virucidal testing of cleanroom disinfectants
In “normal” times, with the exception of live vaccine manufacturers, control of viruses in cleanrooms is not usually the highest priority within contamination control. Viruses need a host to survive, as they are obligate parasites, just nucleic acid surrounded by a protein that can only replicate within a host cell, so their ability to survive on hard, dry surfaces is minimal. Contec’s Neil Simpson explains
Incubating settle plates: Understanding growth patterns and when things are going wrong
Steven Brimble from Cherwell Laboratories discusses why it is important to your environmental monitoring regime to understand growth characteristics of common cleanroom contaminants and how morphology shifts over time on various media
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