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Home > News > Lab Trends for the Next Five Years

May 17th, 2005

Lab Trends for the Next Five Years

Abstract:
Two new lab types have expanded greatly: nanotechnology and biodefense. New engineering labs often contain nanotechnology fabrication areas, characterization suites of electron microscopes, adaptable labs for substrate preparation, and device assembly and testing. The fabrication areas are like those found in the semiconductor industry while the characterization suites have very low vibration, acoustic, and EMI limits.

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