Be it the very latest information or dialogue with experts, Cleanzone's array of events and top themes offers you the opportunity to broaden and deepen your cleanroom expertise.
Here you will find the themes and events of Cleanzone 2024.
Cleanzone Award 2024
All information about the Cleanzone Award 2024 and the winning project.
Cleanzone Conference: The innovation forum for cleanroom technology
In addition to the highlights from the exhibiting companies, the specialist supporting programme will set the tone. This year's Cleanzone Conference will once again present visions for the future and pick up on current industry trends. Energy efficiency, new cleanroom concepts and digitalisation - these topics are currently driving developments in cleanroom technology. Cleanroom environments are required wherever there is a risk of contamination from particles. The regulatory environment, such as the new Annex 1, demands significantly more automation. The requirements for product and personal protection are high. The Cleanzone Conference addresses all of these topics.
Cleanzone 2024 Top Themes
Cleanzone 2024 is the meeting place for cleanroom and cleanliness technology, hygiene and contamination control experts. The top themes of the upcoming Cleanzone include the most important trends and developments in the areas of technology and innovation, energy efficiency and sustainability, as well as training and expertise.
Technology and innovations for a wide range of applications
This top topic deals with the importance of technology and innovations in the cleanroom. In almost every industry, products are being manufactured under clean conditions; technical details are therefore crucial. The scope of this topic ranges from automotive production to biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. The production of medical cannabis, for example, requires aseptic production processes and a cleanroom environment. Cleanroom technology is also used in the dismantling of nuclear power plants or in the production of semiconductors, batteries and components for electromobility. Here, it is essential to meet special quality requirements and specific standards and to ensure efficient production. Innovations, for example in digitalization and in the field of artificial intelligence, drive the industry forward and at the same time contribute to the sustainability and profitability of companies. Cleanzone is the place where technical and innovative solutions are on display.
Energy efficiency and sustainability in cleanrooms
How do you save energy in the cleanroom? This is a major issue in the industry. New energy, energy optimization, CO2 footprint, new regulations and certifications are the buzz words here. The taxonomy regulation as part of the EU's Green Deal confronts cleanroom specialists with new challenges. Ecological and sustainable qualities must now be made measurable; this results in new fields of action and objectives. But this also creates opportunities, as sustainability contributions foster a positive reputation. Solutions for energy saving include flexible project planning, new production methods such as the "breathing factory" and product innovations, for example in the field of clean room dehumidification. Cleanzone provides the ideal platform for a professional exchange on this topic.
Education, lifelong learning and professional qualification
An important element enabling cleanroom companies to grow and achieve their sustainability goals is qualified personnel. In particular, the special know-how required for planning and operating cleanrooms cannot be acquired through a single training course. Rather, specialized knowledge is built up through experience, continuous training and lifelong learning. The industry is also affected by a general shortage of personnel. One of the ways to retain and attract skilled personnel is to enhance the image of cleanroom companies. Cleanzone not only fulfills the task of sharing and exchanging expertise and know-how, but also serves as a platform where staff can be recruited.
Interesting videos on the topic ...
In the video interview: Lukas Holzinger (RSE) on the modern requirements for cleanroom technology