Equipment
| Lab and Coral Name | Other / CNS |
| Model | N/A |
| Specialist | Kristofor Payer (Vicky Diadiuk) |
| Physical Location | Web |
Classification
| Process Category | Procedures |
| Subcategory | General |
| Material Keywords | None |
| Sample Size | None |
| Alternative | None |
| Keywords | None |
Description
Brining samples into TRL/ICL from Harvard CNS is common, but depends on which tools the samples have been processed in. Therefore, it is still reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The main concern is cross-contamination particularly when samples have been in plasma etchers that also process exotic materials. If permitted to return, samples are usually classified as gold contaminated, i.e. RED. Contact Kris or Vicky for more details. Samples processed in CNS can be brought into EML without any special procedures, see Kurt for details.
| Best for | Tools or processes not available at MTL |
| Limitations | Requires details about the tools samples were processed |
| Characteristics/FOM | |
| Caution with | |
| Machine Charges | no charge |
Documents
Process Matrix Details
Permitted
Not Allowed
Ever been in EMLSamples from EML are never permitted to return to ICL or TRL
For more details or help, please consult PTC matrix, email ptc@mtl.mit.edu, or ask the research specialist (Kristofor Payer)