[labnetwork] PDMS processing - separate lab?

[Sandrine Martin]

Hello Dan,

At U Michigan, we started many years ago with PDMS in the cleanroom and
soon moved it to our separate, quasi-class 10,000 lab space where we now
have a dedicated bay for soft lithography and similar processes.

Thanks
Sandrine

On Wed, Sep 4, 2024 at 3:12 PM Dan P. Woodie <daniel.woodie at princeton.edu>
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> I am curious how many fabs allow PDMS mixing in their main cleanrooms and
> how many require that work done in separate isolated spaces or noncleanroom
> labs. My experience has been that they can be in the same space if careful
> glove protocols are used to avoid spreading the unpolymerized precursors
> around the facility, but I am interested in other’s experiences. Thanks for
> the shared knowledge.
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> Dan
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> Daniel Woodie
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Sandrine Martin, Ph.D. (she/her/hers)

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