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Interview with Jessica Rayser | Charles River Laboratories

Interview with Jessica Rayser | Charles River Laboratories

Microbial monitoring is key to a well functioning cleanroom. Project Manager for Charles River's Accugenix services, Jessica Rayser, goes into depth about sustainability in EM procedures, the pandemic, and the future of rapid microbial methods
Pharmaceutical reshoring: a healthy requirement, a strategic necessity

Pharmaceutical reshoring: a healthy requirement, a strategic necessity

More than a year into the COVID-19 crisis, the novel coronavirus continues to disrupt our societies, including how the pharmaceutical industry operates; Andrew Badrot, CEO of C<sup>2</sup> PHARMA, discusses the ongoing ramifications of the pandemic
Back to basics: Control your zones

Back to basics: Control your zones

The sanitation process varies depending on the industry, but Patricia Sitek from CR Konsulting talks about common ways to categorise areas in a facility from any sector, and some golden rules to follow for them
How do flexible film isolators shape up?

How do flexible film isolators shape up?

The ‘flexibility’ of flexible film isolators represent a real benefit in today’s rapidly evolving pharmaceutical landscape. Validating their use for APIs and HPAPIs means demonstrating that they can go toe to toe with rigid designs for operator protection. Written by Martyn Ryder
Assessing disinfection rotation at the point of use: Designing a field trial

Assessing disinfection rotation at the point of use: Designing a field trial

Qualifications required for disinfectants consist of three phases: suspension tests, surface tests and field trials. The first two phases are well-described as either European or US standards, with surface testing against a range of representative surfaces being regarded as providing a more robust challenge than the suspension test. What is not described in any standard is the field trial. Written by Tim Sandle
Interview with Shawn Manuel | AirCare Automation

Interview with Shawn Manuel | AirCare Automation

Connecting the technical and business sides of a company, Global VP of Sales for AirCare Automation, Shawn Manuel, discusses his view on the cleanroom controls sector
Interview with Stephen Pygott | Biopharma Group

Interview with Stephen Pygott | Biopharma Group

Matching the customer to the product they need requires in depth knowledge of the wider concept of application. Airflow product specialist, Stephen Pygott, is one such expert whose laboratory centric background gives him an interesting and unique take on the safety cabinet market
The importance of growth promotion testing

The importance of growth promotion testing

Given the critical nature of microbiological quality tests which are employed to ensure that pharmaceutical products are safe for human use, it is in turn essential to undertake quality control (QC) tests to ensure that the culture media being used for these is fit for purpose and performs properly. Cherwell Laboratories' Steven Brimble explains
Virucidal testing of cleanroom disinfectants

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
The details of dust extraction in controlled environments

The details of dust extraction in controlled environments

To choose the right machine, the nature of the dust and the statutory regulations for its handling and removal, as well as classification of the machine and filter technology, must be considered. Daniel Took from archer reminds us, the lower the Threshold Limit Value (TLV) for dust, the higher the health risk
A to Z of an effective monitoring programme

A to Z of an effective monitoring programme

A successful monitoring process allows control of contamination for regulatory or product yield reasons. John Merrill from C2C explains monitoring results can be used for trend analysis by comparing data with subsequent air samples, and alert and action levels can be set for results outside of set acceptable thresholds
Clothing solution for EU GMP Annex I

Clothing solution for EU GMP Annex I

Only single-use cleanroom apparel will help sterile product manufacturers improve compliance with the new guidelines, as Franck Bureth of Kimberly-Clark Professional explains
Jo Nelissen | ABN Clean Technology

Jo Nelissen | ABN Clean Technology

In an interview, the founder and CEO of Belgium-based cleanroom engineering company discusses the issues of 2020 and his opinion on the growing cleanroom practices and technologies of today
Speaking opportunities for Cleanroom experts

Speaking opportunities for Cleanroom experts

Industry experts from the cleanroom industry are invited to submit their presentations for the Cleanroom Technology Conference in July
Germany market report | Supporting the vaccine race

Germany market report | Supporting the vaccine race

A country that is taking on many fronts of the pandemic response, Germany has a well-known pharmaceutical landscape and an enviable cleanroom backbone. But is it enough?
Should technology based ARMMs be more widely adopted?

Should technology based ARMMs be more widely adopted?

New technologies now exist that can reduce the time taken to detect viable particles by almost comical percentages, while also detecting and distinguishing inert ones. Therefore, it is puzzling why the uptake of ARMM devices in aseptic pharma manufacturing seems so slow

Trending Articles

  1. AES Clean Technology's Chris Miller unveils vision for 2025 and the future of the cleanroom sector Sophie Bullimore from Cleanroom Technology interviews the new CEO of AES Clean Technology on his plans for the company and what he sees as challenges and opportunities in the cleanroom sector in 2025
  2. Contamination control in the food industry: Design zoning Over the years a distinct distance can be observed between the worlds of cleanroom-oriented contamination control and the food processing industry. Current developments in detection techniques as well as an increasing understanding of contamination mechanisms open the pathways to more adequate control. Furthermore, hygienic design has been developed to avoid open process steps, reduce accumulation and improve cleanability. Frans Saurwalt from Kropman Contamination Control explains
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    Overcoming the limitations of traditional airlocks Chris Barbieri from AES Clean Technology discusses the challenges of traditional airlocks and how innovations in design and construction approaches can provide an efficient solution that avoids the need for on-site construction
  4. Back to basics: Control your zones The sanitation process varies depending on the industry, but Patricia Sitek from CR Konsulting talks about common ways to categorise areas in a facility from any sector, and some golden rules to follow for them
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    Opinion: What is the future of robots in cleanroom maintenance and cleaning? Ryan McClymonds from i-team Global, explores key challenges of cleanroom cleaning and how these prompted the world’s first battery-powered cleanroom floor cleaning range

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