Interview: Making Biodecontamination Faster, Safer, and Easier
In this interview, Frances Grinstead shares how CURIS innovations are helping pharmaceutical facility managers and biosafety officers make gaseous biodecontamination of their spaces faster, safer, and easier. Using a 7% hybrid hydrogen peroxide system delivers a mix of micro-aerosols and vapor to a space at precisely calibrated intervals to achieve high-level decontamination. With the recent challenges in staffing, CURIS has created a single piece of equipment to complete multiple tasks in a lab, saving time and money.
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BSC Decontamination using Hybrid Hydrogen Peroxide Technology
Discover the ease and efficacy of using the CURIS TRINITY™ gaseous decontamination device to decontaminate your biological safety cabinets. As presented at the CETA 2022 Conference, three BSC manufacturers—Baker, NuAire, and Germfree—present their experience and results of using the CURIS TRINITY™ to decon their specific products.
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HHP Efficacy in Large and Challenging Spaces
This webinar discusses the efficacy and feasibility of CURIS System's hybrid hydrogen peroxide (HHP™) technology to decontaminate large and challenging spaces as shown in a recent study.
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ROI of Material Compatibility—Can biodecontamination chemistries impede your production process?
The 2023 Annex 1 revision promotes an increased use of isolators to ensure contamination control within sensitive production environments. Implementing high-concentration, high-consequence chemicals may lead to longer downtimes due to outgassing and an increased potential for corrosion on specific surfaces, including stainless steel. To improve throughput of the final product and decrease costs from equipment downtimes, a low-concentration solution was studied for its ability to improve process performance with significantly less outgassing and corrosion.
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CURIS TRINITY: Versatile Enclosure Decon, adapted from AALAS 2021 TTP Presentation
This webinar features results from numerous studies proving the efficacy of CURIS TRINITY™ in decontaminating a wide variety of laboratory enclosures, including biological safety cabinets (BSCs), isolators, gnotobiotic chambers, and more.
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Seeing Through the Fog: Hybrid Hydrogen Peroxide Environmental Disinfection
A presentation on the efficacy of Hybrid Hydrogen Peroxide Fogging compared to standard cleaning and UV light disinfection in a critical care setting.
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Containing an Outbreak at the Ground Level: Norovirus in a 1600 Bed Facility
This webinar uncovers key factors affecting success in stopping an outbreak of the non-enveloped virus Norovirus within a 1600 bed assisted living facility through the use of CURIS hybrid hydrogen peroxide (HHP™) disinfection technology.
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Mitigating Transmission by Maximizing Disinfection Resources in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Watch this webinar to discover how one Healthcare Coalition used CURIS HHP™ technology to aid in the fight against COVID by implementing CURIS in hospital, EMS, and public sector community spaces.
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Reprocessing Heat and Moisture-Sensitive Medical Devices with the Spire-CURIS Reprocessor
Learn how the Spire-CURIS Reprocessor can help your healthcare facility save up to $500K annually.
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Hybrid Hydrogen Peroxide for Viral Disinfection
Discover the essential considerations for effective disinfection of viruses in a laboratory setting and see how hybrid hydrogen peroxide™ (HHP™) technology achieves superior results.
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Foundations of Biodecontamination—Systems, Solutions, and Characteristics
As presented at the 17th CDC International Symposium on Biosafety, this is the first segment of a workshop entitled "Seeing Through the Fog: Take the Guesswork Out of Decontamination." This segment promotes understanding of different biodecontamination technologies, from function to solution to application. Presenters include John Henneman of Gilbane Building Company, Elizabeth McQuade of KSU BRI, and Frances Grinstead and Meaghan Hislop from CURIS System.
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Biodecontamination Surveillance Methods and Validation
As presented at the 17th CDC International Symposium on Biosafety, this is the second segment of a workshop entitled "Seeing Through the Fog: Take the Guesswork Out of Decontamination." This segment explores the various methods of validating successful biodecontamination, including biological indicators, chemical indicators, swabbing, and more. Presenters include John Henneman of Gilbane Building Company, Elizabeth McQuade of KSU BRI, and Frances Grinstead and Meaghan Hislop from CURIS System.
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Applying Biodecontamination to Various Spaces
As presented at the 17th CDC International Symposium on Biosafety, this is the second segment of a workshop entitled "Seeing Through the Fog: Take the Guesswork Out of Decontamination." In this segment, John Henneman of Gilbane Building Company (formerly of KSU) and Elizabeth McQuade of KSU BRI discuss how they applied HHP™ decontamination throughout the KSU Biosecurity Research Institute's BSL-3 and ABSL-3Ag laboratory spaces. Includes walkthrough of hands-on activity in system placement and considerations for decontamination.
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