Cleanroom Editorial and News

  1. How Pipeline Monitoring Transforms A Smart Water City 1/16/2025

    Learn about Smart Water Cities, a forward-thinking approach that leverages advanced Information and Communication Technologies like big data and AI to monitor and manage urban water systems in real time.

  2. Host Cell Impurities, Bioassays, Micro-Flow Imaging 4/9/2024

    Ensuring the safety and efficacy of cutting-edge biopharmaceuticals hinges on meticulous quality control measures. Explore the role of qPCR and MFI in safeguarding drugs from potential contamination.

  3. How Environmental Monitoring Protects You From Disaster 11/25/2024

    Environmental monitoring transforms data into actionable information, keeping citizens informed about the world around them. This includes server rooms, data centers, or anywhere else you need to protect critical assets.

  4. UAH Researcher Identifies Breakthrough Pathway For Air Pollution Particle Formation 1/20/2026

    An atmospheric scientist at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of The University of Alabama System, has helped uncover a previously unknown chemical pathway that plays a major role in the formation of air pollution particles in environments influenced by both natural and human-made emissions – an advance that could reshape how scientists understand air quality and climate impacts.

  5. Designing Precision Positioning For Vacuum Environments 9/4/2024

    The manufacture and calibration of UHV positioning systems is a complex task that sometimes pits design and maintenance considerations against the instrument’s technical performance.

  6. Head Pressure In Your Hopper: What Is It, And How Do You Mitigate It? 7/30/2024

    What is head pressure in your hopper and how does it relate to tablet press performance?

  7. Experts' Advice On Facility Design And Construction 4/24/2025

    This is a review of the Pharmaceutical Online Live event “Facility Design And Validation Considerations For Drug Manufacturers," which featured industry experts Erich Bozenhardt and Herman Bozenhardt, as well as process architect Fred Grossfeld.

  8. A Nanophotonic Fiber-Tip Solution To Detect The Ultrasmall 4/22/2024

    Using an ultrasensitive photonic crystal, TU/e researchers were able to detect single particles down to 50 nanometers in diameter. The new research has just been published in the journal Optica.

  9. Using Nanoscale Membranes To Clean Water On The Moon 10/16/2024

    Anthony Straub is making major advances in water purification technology for industry and human consumption on Earth and in space, with his work on a nanotechnology membrane process taking a major step toward commercialization, thanks to a new NASA grant.

  10. A Quality-Led Approach To Drug Production Facility Design 3/26/2024

    There are important considerations that architects and engineers can miss if they don't include the quality perspective. It's better to involve quality at the outset rather than discover omissions when it's too late.