Many vaccines contain living cells, and so when stored for any length of time they must be kept within a suitable temperature range to prevent degradation. Vaccine shots that are allowed to fall outside the safe storage range quickly lose their potency, meaning patients may be poorly immunized or even gain no protection at all. This requirement to control vaccine temperatures at all times has led to the development of the cold chain: storage, transport and monitoring procedures that ensure potency is protected from the manufacturer all the way to each individual patient. But existing cold chain storage and monitoring measures may not cope with the extremely low temperatures required for some recently developed vaccines.
Explore the vital role of CO2 monitoring in ensuring healthy indoor air quality in schools, meeting Dutch regulations. From legal obligations to practical implementation, this paper guides schools, emphasizing awareness, strategic monitoring, expert collaboration, and continuous adaptation. Together, let's create optimal learning environments.
The textile industry stands as one of the world's largest and most dynamic sectors, encompassing a wide array of products including clothing, household textiles, technical textiles, and more. The industry relies heavily on global supply chains and international transport to bring its products to market. However, this globalization has brought forth specific challenges, particularly in terms of transport efficiency and protecting sensitive textile products from moisture damage.
Ensuring the integrity of pharmaceutical products, especially those sensitive to thermal conditions (PFSTT), requires accurate temperature and humidity monitoring during storage and transportation. This white paper will provide additional information on the LogTag HAXO-8 Temperature and Humidity Logger, which is designed to meet these requirements. We will also explore its features and benefits in detail.
The continuous product evolution cycle that exists in today’s engineering industry brings with it enormous pressure for businesses to launch new and exciting products to the market faster than ever. The ability, therefore, to take a product from concept to a fully-functional device, in a greatly reduced time period, is vital.
Organisations may typically find this too much of a challenge, resulting in them falling behind their competitors. A lack of development resource can also lead to products being released with poorly designed user interfaces, a critical factor that will reduce market uptake.
